The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15

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rr.,vided. that On Ill cotton cloths not exceed4
! ing 2)J threads to the square inch, counting
ored stained painted Of printed alu6datover
eightfents per sqtBre yaFd3 bl7ached valued at
sta ned, pFinted or printed, valued at over l3
cents per square yard. there shah he paid
/ duty of 40 per ef mt. ad val0rcm. @Ha t#H
SCHEDULE HEMP, JUTE AND FLAX GOODS:
Jute butts 81 per ton, and brown and
| beaChed linens, ducts. canvas padding bot
/ TOMS crash huckaback haudkerchiefs, lawns,
/ CT other manufactured FAX, jute or hemp, OF
I which fax. jute or hemp shall be the compo-
nent ma e5iaI or e.icI Xalue, not sPeSSlalIy PS lli
The q GopfereHca Committee strike out the
| Senate provisO that like manufactures Of iute
/ butts, or In which ute butts are the compo-
/ nent of chief value. should be subject to 20
[ Senate provision imposing a duty of 20 per
/ cent. on ''bagging Tor cotton composed Of
/ component Of chief value"
/ Flax, jute and hcmPs, IS per cent. ad val=
Oil-cloth foundations or foor-cloth, canvas
| or burlaps, exceeding sixty inches in width,
/ max, iute, hemp, or either of them shall be
the componl mt mater al of chief value, 10 per
Oi-cIoths for floors, stamped, painted OF
painted at all other cloth except silk oil-
| cloth. and on waterproof cloth not otherwise
/ provided for 40 per cent. ad valorem,
| BaEging for cotton OF. other p1Hnufactures,
not specially enumerated or PROVIDED Tor IN
/ this act, suitable, 70 the uses MhII,n coI.ot
/ bagging is applit d composed in whole or part
of hemp 5ute, jgte-butts fax gunny-b e y
seven cents or less per square yard, one and
! one-haIf cents per pound; valued At over
seven cents per square yard, Two GEMS per
/ yard.
! which hemp or manila shall be component
material of chief value, not specially enumeI-
atcd or provided FOR in this act, 30 per cent ad
SCHEDULE K-woOL AND wooLENs.
! Clothing, ready -rnnde, and wearing apparel
/ of every descript on not specially enume ntcd
I pr0Nri1a1 for i'm thig HPf bqlmOTai balmO-
| al skirts and ski ting and GO DIS of similar de,
Sc iption, or used for like purposes, cont o7e9
the alpaca goat or other animals, made up or
manulRc ure wholly or In part by tailor,
goods, 40 cents per pound, aud i'll addition
there Q 55 per cent. ad valc EN-;
ClQalCs, d0lmauS, jackets, talmFS, or Othet
outsi lie garments for la lies and chiidrer1s ap,
Plrel and goods OF similar description on use
+! for like purpOs rs, composed Eh lily or in p rt
| of wool wOTsted, the hair of the dlpaCa goat
or other animals, made up or anutactured
! ufacturcr except knit goods 45 cents per
p uni and in addition thereto 40 per cent al
saxony, Wilton and Tournay velvet carpets,
45 cents per slfu1rc yard aud in additionthera-
to 20 per cent, nd val0rem. Ia
/ Brussels carp ais. 30 ce3ttS per sq1are yaf u
| and in addition theretO3 81 per cent al Yatlorent
/ Schedule n (silks) not changed.
SCHEDULE N-BOOKs, PAPERS, ETC.
Books pamphlets, bound or uniOund and
all printed nlattsr not specially cnumes tied or
unbound, ,etchings, tlllI strated books, maps, and
charts, % Per cent, ad yalorem.
! SCHEDULE N-SUNDRTES.
Card clothing, p Gems per 5 Iu9re foot; whe1
manufactured frQn tempered steel wire, 10
| ceufs per SQUARE foot.
Gr.hdstone5 finished or unfinished, S175 rSr
Salt in bags sacks. barrels, or other pack
ages, L cents + 1DJ pounds; iu bulk, eight
cents per 100 pounds
The long senate proviso for draw acks cf
all duties paid on salt FOR the purpa ses of cur
ing fish or for curing meals, If exported, IS re-
tanned unaltered.
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The Conference Commj ttee have stricken the
senate prov son imposi E a duty OF 40 Az per
leaving them to come in at a rate p per
cent which the Senate provided for watches
and watch cases in general
The committee have stricken out garden-
seeds from the Senate free-l st on ''ohemica ~
and have stricken from the ffee-l st Of sun
dries" the following:
Books and pamphlets. bound or unbound,
and al printed matter exclusively in a foreign
language ana not specially enumerated or pro-
vided for in this act.
"Jute-butts and yeast-cakes.
! The senate provisions I'm reg lrd to customs
duties uTOn al articles not nanci in the fore
going statement are left unaItered by the Con
The committee have ins ,rted in the bill thu
''If two or more rates of duty should be mp
pltcablc To any imported article 1t shall be
classified for duty under the highest oL sucn
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Only three changes have been made IN that
part of the bill relating to internal revenue.
The provision which rope lied the taxes on
capital and deposits OF banks and ban ker5 has
been changed as to include "a 50 National
Banking Associations.
The date upon VIII ch the reduction Of the
tax on tobacco, Snuffs. cigHrs. cigarettes and tn
reduction of spec ial license taxes, hall 20 in
t. effect has been changed from July to May
/ I, 1851.
The provision relating to drawback has been
changed to read ms follows:
Provided, that on all original and unbrO' en-
/ factory ackages of smoking and mauuiact-
ured tobacco and snuff, cigars, cherOot5 and
cigarettes held by m n Iiac urers rdaalers ut
tn time such rcduct n shall go into effect,
| allowed a drawback or rebate Of the full
amount of reduction, but the same shall not
apply inany where the claim has not
/ been pres 'nted W thin sixty days following
the dlte of reduction; and such rebate t. man
ufa turers may be paid in stamps at he re-
dueCd rate; and no claim shall be allowed or
drawback paid for "A less amount than $l0.'