Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-28

made Of splints; crutches and artificial
limbs, eyes and teeth feather beds, mat
trasses, upholsteries and pillows fertilizers,
all kinds; TASKS and patterns used by foun
ders; gold leaf and gold foil keys, actions
and strings for musical instruments; lamps
and lanterns, the glass and metals Of which
have paid tax ASSESSED thereon; medi-
cinal and mineral waters of all kinds,
in hotties or from fountains; mineral coal,
all kinds Oakum; photographs; or any
other sun picture, being copies Of engravings
or works Of art; when the same are sold by
the producer at wholesale, at price not ex-
ceeding ten cents each, or are used for the
illustration Of books, and on photographs so
small in size that stamp cannot be affixed;
paper Of all kinds; books, maps, charts, and
all printed matter and book binding; pro-
ductions of stereotypers, photographers and
engravers; repairs of articles of all kinds;
starch; soap, valued at not above three cents
per pound; umbrellas and parasols and um-
brella strips; value Of bullion used in the
manufacture of wares, watches and watch
cases, and bullion prepared for the use of
'platers and watch-makers, steel, in ingots,
bars, sheets, plates coil or wire, and steel
springs and axles made and used exclusive
ly for vehicles, cars or locomotives; metallic,
nickle, quicksilver, magnesium, olum spell
ter, copper, lead and tin, in ingots, pigs or
bars; metallic zinc, in ingots or sheets rolled
copper and yellow sheeting metal; brass not
more advanced than rods or sheets; hulls of
ships, and other vessels, masts, spars, ship
and vessel blocks, sails, tents, awnings, and
bags made by sewing or pasting, building
stone Of all kinds, including slate, marble,
freestone and soapstone; burr stones, mill
stones and grind stones, rough and un-
wrought monuments of stone of all kinds
not exceeding in value the sum of 81 900,
roofing-slate slaps and tiles; Roman and
water cements and lime, bricks, fire-bricks,
draining tiles, earthen and stone water-pipe,
plows, cultivators, harrows, straw and hay
cutters, planters, seed drills and winnowing
mills, hubs, spokes and felloes, wooden han
dies for agricultural, household and mercan-
tile tools, implements, and moulds for look
ing-glass and picture frames, quinine, NOR
phine and other vegetable alkaloids and tai
alkaloids and phosphorus, tin cans used for
meats, fish, shell-fsh, fruits, vegetables,
jams and jellies, hemp and jute prepared for
textile and filling purposes, yarn and
warp for weaving purposes exclusively.
Provided, that the exemptions afore-
said shall in all cases be confined exclu-
sively TO the said articles in the state and
condition specified in the foregoing enume-
ratiOns, and shall not extend 10 articles in
any other form, nor to manufactures from
said articles, vinegar, alum, and analine
colors, bleaching powders, bichromate of
potash, blue yitrol, copperas, oxide of zinc,
paints, and painters colors, soda, ash, sale
ratus, bicarbonate of soda, and sulphate of
barytes, salts of tin, verdigris, white lead,
whiting, vegetable and animal and fish oils
of all descriptions including red oil or obic
acid, parafne oil, crude petroleum, and the
crude oil product of the first and simple dis
tillation Of coal, shale asphaltum, or other
bituminOus substances, tar and crude tur-
pentine, Illuminating gas manufactured by
educational institutions for their own use
exclusively, pig-irOn blooms, shades and
loops, railroad iron, rerolled iron, provided
that the term rerolled shall apply only to
rails for which the manufacturer receives
pay for remanufacture, and moi for new iron.
Iron castings for bridges, maleable iron,
castings unfinished, spindles, and castings
Of all descriptions made for locks, machine
nv upon which duties are TO be assessed and
paid, railroad chairs railroad, boat and ship
spikes, axe-poles, shoes for horses, mules
and oxen, rivits, horseshoe nails, nuts,
washers, and bolts, anvils, vises, iron chains
and anchors, when such articles are made of
wrought iron which has previous paid the
tax or duty assed thereon; stoves, composed
in part of cast iron and in part Of sheet
iron, or of soapstone or freestone with or
without cast iron or sheet iron, provided the
cast or sheet iron shall have paid the tax or
duty previously assessed thereon.
The above are the principal features of
the bill, which also contains amendments to
the administrative sections, and reorganizes
the Internal Revenue Bureau.