Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-28

Mound. one cent; for each pound IN ex.
\ eess Of one pound, provided, that any
fracfiop ola pound shall be considered as
a pound and be stamped accordingly
Ground pepper, isloves, Glove stems, ol
any mixture intended to represent them
I 1 cent per pound. Sections 25s and 25s
Of the act OF March Sd, 1865 are repealed
/ The effect of this Is to reduce the tax OF
manufacturers from 8 70 5 per cent. II
removes the tax Of one dollar per barrel
on crude petroleum, from and after the
I passsge Of this act The following ar
{ ticles and products shall be exempt from
I internal tax, OF duty on animal charcoal
I OF, carbon beesNaX, barrels and casks
other than those used for the necePuoh
Of fluids, and packing boxes mace oi
wood, Bristleis collins and burial cases
crucibles Of all kinds, crates and nasketsi
made of splints, crutches ana arliuelal
/ limbs, ewes and teeth, feather betisI mat
tresses, upholstery and pillows ieill-
/ izers. an kinds Of TASKS ana patterns
I used bv founders, gold cap and gold fort
kavs actions and strings for musical In
s+ruments: lamps and lanterns, the glass
and metal of which have paid the tax
assessed thereon; medicinal and mineral
waters of all kinds in bottles OF from
fountains. mineral, coal Of al kinds,
oakuul. photographs OF any other sun
picture, being copies Of engFavings or
works Of art, where the same ara sold bv
the producer at wholesale az price not
exceeding ten cents each, OF are used for
the illustration of books, and on photo
graphs 50 small in size that a stamp can
not be affixed paper OF all kinds, books
maps, charts, and all printed matter
and book binding productions Of
stereOtypers, hthographers and en-
gravers repairs Of articles Of all
kinds; starch, soap valued al
not above 3 cents per pound; umbrellas
and parasOls and umbrella strips. value
OF bullion used in manufacture Of wares,
watches and watch cases, and bullion
prepared for the use Of platers Of watches
and makers, steel ingots, bars, sheets,
plates, coil OF iron and steel springs and
aXles, made and used exclusively for
vehicles, ears or locomotives, metallic
nickel and quicksilver, magnesium,
alum, spelter, copper, lead and tin in
ingOts, pigs or bars, metallic zinc in in
EOts or sheets, rolled copper and yellow
sheetiug metal, brass, not more ad-
vanced than rods or sheets, hulls of
ships and other vessels, masts, spars, ship
and vessel blocks, sails, tents, awnings
and bags, made By sewing and pasting,
building stone Of all kinds, including
slate, marble, freestone and soapstone;
burrstOues. millstOnes and grindstOnes: /
rough and unwrought monuments of
stone, all kinds not exceeding in value
the sum Of 81 600; roofing slate slabs and
Roman cements, and lime bricks, fire
bricks, draining tiles, earthenware and
stOneware, pipes, plOWs, CultivatOrs,
harrOws, straw and hay cutters, planters
seed drills and winnOwing shifts, hubs, I
spOlzes and fellOes, wooden handles for
agricultural, h0ushehOld and mercantile |
tools and implements, mOulds for look |
ing glasses and picture frames, quinine, |
and other vegetable alkalies, |
and phosphorus in cans used for
meats, fish, shell fish, fruits, vegetables, [
Jams and jellies, hemp and jute prepared I
for textile and filling purposes, yarn and |
warp for wearing purposes, exclusively |
provided that the exemptions for said /
shall in all cases be confined exclusively I
10 said articles in the state and condition /
specified in the foregoing enumeratiOns, I
and shall not extend 10 articles in any I.
other form, nor to manufactures from said /
articles vinegar, alum and Whine cOlOrs, 1
powders, bicsrb0nate ofpOtash, /
blue vitrOl, cOpperas, oxide Of zinc, paints .
ltus, bicarbOnate Of soda and sulBhate Of /
D0rytes, salts Of tin, verdigries, white !
cad, whitening, vegetable and animal /
and fish oils Of all kinds, and including I
red oil or able acid, psrafIine oil, crude I
petroleum and crude oil, product OF the /
irst and single distillati0n Of coal, crude |
Illuminating gas manufac- I
.ured by the educational institution for /
heir own use exclusively, pig iron,
blooms, railroad iron and rolled 4
ron, provided that the term re-
oiled shall only apply TO rails for
which the manufacturer receives pay for !
and not for new iron.
ron for bridges, malleable iron, castings (
efnished, and castings Of all descrip-
ions made for locks, and machinery
IpOu which duties are to be assessed and
laid; railroad chairs, boat and ship
pixies, axe poles, shoes for horses, mules,
}xen. rivets, horse shoe nails, nuts,
washers and bolts, anvil vices, iron
wrought iron which has previously
laid the tax OF duty assessed thereon.
stoves composed in part Of cast iron and
n part Of sheet iron OF Of sOapsUoue, Of
with or without cast iron or
sheet iron, provided the last, or sheet
ron, shall have paid the tax or duty pre-
yiOusly assessed thereon.
The above are powerful features Of the
bill, which also contains amendments to
he administrative sections, and recog-
lizes the Internal Revenue Bureau.