[Tabular statement showing the rates of duty upon merchandise under the Tariff act of 1857, of the United States
as amended by the Provisional congress of the Confederate States of America; the rates under the proposed tariff bill now pending before the said Provisional congress; and the rates under the act of Congress of the United States of 1861]
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