Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-04
NUMBER 1S.

photographs, after the words being copies of
engravings OF works of art, the words 'when
the same are sold by the producer at Wholesale
at price not exceeding ten cents each or are;"
by striking from the paragraph relating to-
"hulls, as launched, - the word Launched" :"
and inserting in lieu thereof the words finish
ed. including cabins, inner and, upper works."
by inserting after the word sewing in the
proviso to the paragraph relating to "sails.
tents, awnings, and bags" the words .'or pas
ting by inserting at the end of the para
graph relating to stoves and hollow. ware the
following tslr rssE.s ada .t-...g .sr..E
ION railroad chairs, and railroad, boat, and
ship spikes and tubes made of wrought iron, ;,
five dollars per tom" by striking out. in the
second proviso of the paragraph relating to
'rivets," the words 'npon which no duty has
been assessed or paid. and inserting in lieu
thereof the words - the duty to which it was
liable" and after the word loops" in the
line following, inserting mot having been
paid" by striking out the paragraph relating
to steam engines, and inserting i'm lieu thereof
the following words: ''On steam, locomotive,
and marine engines including the boilers and
all their parts duty of five per centum al
valorem: Prorided. That when such boilers
shall have been once assessed and duty pre-
vously paid thereon. the amount SO paid shall
be deducted from the duties on the finished
engine .-.-r ~
On boilers Of all kinds, water tanks, su-,
gar tanks, oil stills, sewing machines, lathes,
tools, planes, planning machines, shafting and
gearing, duty of five per centum ad valorem.
On iron ratings, gates, fences, furniture,
and statuary, a duty of five per centum ad va
lorem;" by adding at the end of the paragraphs
relating to quicksilver the following: a. Pro-
rided, That quicksilver may be transferred,
without payment of the duty, to bonded
warehouse established in conformity with law
and treasury regulations, under such rules and
regulations and upon the execution of such
transportation bonds or other security ~ tho
Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe; said
bonds or other security to be taken by the COL,
ector of the district from which such removal
| is made, and may be Transported from sncts
warehouse to- q bonded warehouse nsed for the
storage of merchandise at any port Of entry:
and quicksilver so bonded may be withdrawn
from the bonded warehouse for consumption
| on payment of the duty or removed for ex-
port TO q foreign country without payment Of
duty, in conformity with the provisions of law
relating TO the removal Of distilled spirits, all
the rules, regulations, and conditions of which,
so far as applicable, shall apply to quicksilver
in bonded warehouse; and no drawback shall
in any case be allowed upon any quicksilver
upon which any excise duty has been paid. Ell
ther before or after it has been placed in bon
ded warehouse" by adding at the end Of the
paragraph relating to copper and lead ingots
the following proyiso: "Prorided horeeer,.
That brass made of copper and spelter, on
| which duty of three per ccntum al valorem
shall have been assessed and paid shall be as
sessed and pay duty of three per centun on
the increased value only thereof" by insert
ing in the paragraph relating to rolled brass,
after the word Sheets the words "copper",
zinc, and brass nails or rivets;" by adding to
the paragraph relating to patent, enameiled,
and japanned heather, the words "Propided,
That VIXEN duty has been paid on the leath-
er in The rough, the duty shall be assessed and
paid only on the increased value;'' by striking
out all of the first sentence of the proviso i'm
the paragraph relating to wines or liquors, and
inserting in lieu thereof the words .'Procded.
That the return, assessment, collection and
the time of collection of the duties on such
wines, and wine made Of grapes, shall be sub.
ject to the regulations of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue" by Inserting In the par
agraph relating to cloth, after the word felt
ed, " the words ARTICLES orr after the word
''warps," in the proviso Of said paragraph, by
striking out the wopd for and inserting in
lieu thereof the words ''sold before" by in
serting in the paragraph relating to ready
made clothing, after the word dress the
words mot otherwise assessed and taxed as
SUCH" and by striking ont of the same para
| gutEiI ali after the words docs not exceed the
sum of and inserting the words - one thou
| sand dollars per annum shall be exempt from
duty; by inserting in the paragraph relating
to manufactures Of cotton, after the word
cloths in the first proviso, the words ''or
| articles, and after the word fabrics" in the
| second proyiso, the words s'or articles;' by
striking out the words as as aforesaid where
they occur the second time in said proyiso.
and 10y inserting at the end of said proyiso the
words s'and when made wholly by the same
| manufacturer shall be subject 10 a duty only
of five per centum adj valorem;' by striking
cut in paragraph relating to diamonds pre-
cious stones, and limitations thereof, and all
| other jewelry, the word .ten" and inserting
in lieu thereof the word .'fve;" by striking
out Of said section the several paragraphs from
the words ION cavendish. plug, twist" down
to and including the words "and the other to
the United States, and inserting 10 lieu there
| of the following: .n a n.....-s
"0n snuff, manufactured of tobacco or any
substitute for tobacco ground dry or damp.
| picked, scented, or otherwise, of all deserip-
tions, when prepared for use, forty cents per
| pound.
"On cavendish, plug, twist, and all other
kinds Of manufactured tobacco, not herein
otherwise provided for. forty cents per pound
i ION tobacco twisted by hand, or reduced
from leaf into q condition TO be consumed,
"ttuout tbC urS w aiiy hfdeulLe VI T.,
and withous being pressed. sweetened, or 9TH
erwise prepared, thirty cents per pound.
i ION fine cut chewing tobacco, whether man
ufactured with the stems in or not, or howev-
er sold, whether loose, in bulk, or in rolls.
packages, papers, wrappers, or boxes, forty
cents per pound. ..n -4-ae .-. -.
'On smoking tobacco Of all kinds, and imi-
tstions thereof, not otherwise herein provided
for, thirty-ive cents per pound.
ION smoking tobacco made exclusively OF
stems, and 30 sold, fifteen cents per pound.
.'On cigarettes made Of tobacco, enclosed in
a paper wrapper, and put up in packages con-
taining not more than twenty five cigarettes,
!. and valued at not more than five dollars peI
J hundred packages, five cents per package.
! ION all cigars, cheroots. cigarettes, made
wholly OF tobacco. or of any substitutes there
for. ten dollars per thousand cigars" by in
sorting in the last paragraph relating to cigars
. after the words Imprisonment not exceedine
, thirty days the words. And any person fur
! nished with such permit may apply to the as
sistant assessor or inspector Ut the district Il
have any cigars Of their own manufacture
= counted; and ON receiving a osrtihrate Of tbs
g number for which such fee as may be prescrib
! ed by the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
shall be paid by the owner thereof NAV sell
0 and deliver sach cigars 10 any purchaser, il
the presence of said assistant assessor or in
. spector, in bulk or unpacked, without payment
Of the duty. A copy Of the certificate shaI
be retained by the assistant assessor, or by tht
inspector, who shall return the same to the Is
, sistant assessor Of the district. The purchaser
shall pack such cigars in boxes, and have the
, same Inspected and mar ked or stamped accord
, ing to the provisions of this act, and shall
! make return Of the same as inspected tO thu
assistant assessor of the district, and, unles.
removed to bonded warehouse, shall pay the
duties on such cigars within i've DAYS afte,
purchasing them to the collector of the district
, wherein they were manufactured, and before
} the same have been removed from the store ol
building of such purchaser, or from his posses
sion; and any such purchaser who shall neg.
! leet tor more than tive days 10 pack and have
such cigars duly Inspected, and pay the dutie,
thercon according To this act, or who shall pur
chase any cigars from any person not holding
such permit. the duties thereon not having
; been paid. shall he deemed guilty Of misae,
meanor, and be fined not eXeeeding five hun
dfed dollars, and be imprisoned not exceeding
J six months. at the discretion Of the court, and
the cigars shall be forfeited and sold, one fourth