The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

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Union soldiers who have fallen in bat.
tie, shall be exempt from taxation;
Mouldings for looking-glasses and
| picture frames;
MuTiatic, nitric and acetic acids;
Nickel, quicksilver and sodium;
Nitrate of lead; .rf 1ar
| Oakum; HI IEl isa lY -.a1I-
Original. paintings, statues, and
groups of statuaTy and casts made
thereof BY the artist from the original
| designs; rt.. Aa -
Oxide of zinc; ,n.a- s,1 .,7Hal
Paints, painters and paper stainers'
Printing paper of. all descriptions,
and tarEed paper for rOefs.9, and other
purposes; books, maps, charts, and all
| printed matter, and bookbinding; par
! amne; paFafine oil, not exceeding in
specific gravity thirty-six degrees
Baume's- hydrometer, q residuum- of
distillation or the products thereof: lu-
leum. coal or shale, not exceeding in
specific gravity thirty-six degrees
Baume's hydrometer: Provided, That
such oil shall be subject to the same in
| spection as Illuminating oil F.; crude pe-
troleum and crude oil, the product of
the hrst and single distillation of coal,
shales asphaltum, peat, or other btu
| minous substances;
photographs or any other sun pic
ture, being copies of engraVings or
works OF art, when the same are sold
by the producer at wholesale at price
not exceeding fifteen cents each, or used
for the illustration of books;
Pickles when sold by the gallon, and
not contained in glass packages;
Pig-iron; muck bar; blooms, slabs,
and loopss
Plqughs, cultiyators, harrOws. straw
and hay cutters, planters, seed-drills,
horse=rakeS, hand-rakes, cotton, gins,
grain cradles, and winnowing mills:
Pot and pearl ashes; 1-tl
Productions of stereotypers, litho-
graphersi engravers, and electrotypers;
Putty; - -
Quinine, morphine, and other vege-
table alkaloids, and phosphorus;
Railroad iron, and railroad iron re-
rolled;
Railroad chairs and JiSh plates: rail-
road, boat, and ship spikes; axe polls;
iron aXles; shoes for horses, mules, and
oxen; rivets, horseshoe nails, nuts,
washers, and bolts; vises, iron chains
made of wrought iron which has pre-
viously paid the tax or duty assessed
thereon;
Reapers, mowers, threshfng machines
and separators; corn-shellers,. and
wooden ware;
4kSPdALS Vi dEIlCleS OF dll klluS
Roman and water cements, and lime;
Roofing slate slabs, and tiles;
Salerat4s, sal-soda, caustic soda,
crude soda, aIumino-silicate of soda /;
illuminate of soda; bi-carbonate of
soda; and silicate of soda;
Sails, tents, awnings, and bags made
by sewing from fabrics or other articles
upon which a duty or tax has been
paid and bags made of paper;
ISdttpFetTe:
Salts of tin;
glass;
Soap, valued at not above three cents
per pound;
Spelter;
Spindles and castings of all descrip-
tions made specially for locks, safes,
looms, spinning machines, pumps, steam
engines, hot-dii' and hot-IrGte1- furnaces,
and selOingJ HldchineS, and not sold or
used for any other purposes, and upon
Nhlch tax IS assessed and paid on the
article OF which the casting is part
Spokes, hubs, 6Otrs, and felloes; poles,
shafts, and arms for carriages or wag-
ons; wooden handles for ploughs, and
for other agricultural, household, and
mechanical tools and implements; and
pail ana tub ears and handles and
looode't tanks and cisteT7ts for mineral
crude oil :
Starch; -s.. rE-.-a
Steel, in ingots, bars, rail made aud
rttedJ for TGttI Dads, sheet, plate, coil, or
wire, hoop-skirt wire, covered or un-
| covered, car wheels, thimble skeins,
and pipe boxes, and springs, tire and
a1les made of steel, used exclusively
for vehicles, cars, or locomotives; and
| CLOCK springs, faces and hands;
stoves, composed in part of cast iron
and in part of sheet iron, or of soap
stone or freestone, with or without cast
iron or sheet iron: Provided, That the
cast and sheet iron shall have paid the
tax or duty previously assessed there
on; uu,Fa== =l.rE 9al
Sugar molasses, or syrup made from
peets, corn sugar maple, or from sor-
ghum or imphee;
Sulphur; Jtours o,fsulphly and sulphur.
Of -four; y
Tar and crude turpentine;
I'm cans used for preserved meats
fish, shell-tish, fruits, vegetables, jams,
Jellies; pants, oils and spices;
Umbrellas and parasols, and sticks
and frames for the same;
Value of bullion used in the manu-
tacture of wares, watches, and watch
cases, and bullion prepared for the use
of Platers and watchmakers; -f-13fr Il
Vegetable, animal, and fish oils of all
descriptions, not otherwise provided
for, Including red oil, oleic acid, and
admlXtures of the same with -paFaffine
oil, not exceeding in specific gravity
thirty-six degrees Baume's hydrome-
ter;
Verdigris;
Vinegar;
White and red lead;
Whiting; Paris white;
Window glass of all kinds;
Wtlle made of grapes, clrTrdntS, or
other JTItiES, and Thubdr6;
Wire made from wire less than num-
Der twenty wire-gauge, upon which a
tax has been assessed and paid as wire;
Yarn and warp for weaving, braid
ing, or manufacturing purposes exclu-
| sively;
Yeast powders; -rsea-s s.a8....zf
Zinc in ingots or sheets,
The administration of this act which
changes the existing law relating to
distilled spirits and fermented LIQUORS
Is TO take effect from and after the first
day of September, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six.
Political Items.
Illinois and Missouri will not call
extra sessions of their legislatures to
act on the Constitutional Amendment.
John c, Breckenridge, who is resid-
| ing at Niagara, G. W., will not attend
the Philadelphia Convention, but will
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