Public 27.7 Act reduces import duties and schedules
The act lowers ad valorem duties on imports effective July 1 1857 and reclassifies many cloths manufactures gums resins and dyes into new schedules with varying rates. It also exempts certain items imported for libraries and educational use and outlines penalties and appeals for duty assessments. The measure includes a companion resolution affecting territorial land sales and a later amendment proposal to modify duties and valuation procedures for imported goods.
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Port of delivery established for Selma Alabama
Federal acts dated March 3 1857 lay out Selma as a port of delivery within the New Orleans district with a customs surveyor to reside there and duties under prior acts. Other provisions adjust rail and land grant terms for Alabama Tennessee Mississippi and Florida districts and settle accounts between states and the United States.
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Asmuary
State of Mists
Crinoline origins and fashion flaws amid pedants
A miscellany explodes the tale of crinoline petticoats from haircloth origins to fashion fever. It traces legends of religious hair shirts, noble ladies, and a philanthropist, then mocks superstitions linking hoop skirts to wars, politics, and moral panic while noting rising readers and orators.
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Dred Scott
N. ¥. Post
Scouting a Western Depot Ride and Arctic Dog Tale
A pasted excerpt recounts Mr. Snodgrass's rough ride aboard a western depot vehicle with comic terror at the iron horse. The scene shifts to Dr. Kane's Arctic dog Esquimaux Es-ki-mo, then to General Jackson's gold snuff box mystery, and ends with brief literary and social vignettes, including Archbishop Leighton and Sidney Smith humor.
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