The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-19

county auditor the statement described in
the foregoing section, made by any bank in
his township or ward with the statement
required of such bank by the seventh sec
! ton of this act.
SEC. IL. The county auditor shall enter
upon his list of taxable property, and on the
tax duplicate for the then current year, to
be delivered TO the county treasurer, the gross
amount of the notes or bills discounted or
purchased moneys loaned, and all other
property, effects or dues of every description,
(without deduction,) of every bank in his
county, agreeably TO the statement made by
such bank in accordance with the seventh
section of this act and returned to him by
the assessor, and shall charge on such gross
amount so entered on the tax duplicate, such
rates of taxes as will produce the same sum
as would be produced by charging on the
amount of property employed by such bank
in banking-ascertained as provided in the
ninth section the same rates of tax as are
charged for the same year on the property of
individuals in the township, incorporated
village or city in which such bank is situa-
ted, or transacts its banking business.
SEC. II. That nothing in this act shall
be so construed as to require to be listed for
taxation any investment made in certificates
of the public debts of this state nor shall
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which by any of the provisions of the con-
stitution of the United States can only be
taxed according to the terms of its charter
and every such bank or other corporation
shall be taxed in accordance with the provi-
sions of its charter.
Sec. l3 The Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company, by its president and cashier,
or assistant cashier, shall on or before the
first Monday of May in each year, make out
statement, attested by the oath Of said Off
GERS, of its moneys loaned and its dues of
every description in the several counties in
which ii shall have any such loans, and have
any such dues. as they existed on the day
next preceding the second Monday of April
previous, ard transmit the same immediate
ly to the county auditor of such counties re-
tspectively, who shall severally enter the same
upon their tax lists, and charge the same
with the average rate of taxes levied for all
purposes on personal property throughout
their respective counties, and the said Com
pany shall make out and deliver to the as
SCISSOR for the ward in which its principal
tOffiCe is located, the statement required of
IOther banks By the seventh and ninth sec
tlons of this act, in the manner such other
banks are required to do in regard to all its
taxable property and credits not returned to
the several counties as hereinbefore described.
which property and credits shall be taxed
in the same manner as those Of other banks.
SEC. IA. Sections ten, fifteen, nineteen,
twenty and twenty-five of the act entitled
g an act for the assessment and taxation of
all property in this State, and for levying
taxes thereon according to its true value in
money" passed April l3, 1852, are hereby
repealed
Sec Is. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the first day of April
1856.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS HI. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April l, 1856.
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