Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-06

Act, person Cfhces
In the Act under the Of forty unles he comes within
one or The oher of the two classes of naned
forty who have furnished substitutes WHO have
been disabled in the military service declared unfit for
ar any under the ege esg5e se
within one or the other OF the exceptions.
PkcDUoE-The proceeds of the sale of produce consign
ed by the producer to commission chants aid sold for
account Of tie pro daces not taxed.
a ~, "A Ferson owning taxable property in State
turned IN the Tax District whsre ei,na'edhe may make
s m ann by & set he cannot make the
sAIAREs OF Ministers Of the Gospel ard Teachers are
unless the minister is employe in the military or naval
OF the Confederate States in which his salary
Any person. other than those mentioned in the exoep
tlons IN sec z receiving two salaries from differ
num- though each salary may be less, The sg
gregate and pay tax thereon.
slaves not engaged in the cultivation Of farms
other business the profits of which taxed income is
and body servants whether town the country gard
ners cocks, nurses &C. If negroes be engaged partly in
household and partly in planting dtes it will be proper
to include The value of partial hire tor household work
sTocKs and money credits sold by suconeers liable
to tag OF fourth of per gross
Of saes 10 tax upon sales CT such stocks Sc dis
mpresse in of commission merchants
and the price thereof fixed By commissioners under the i'm
p1essment laws Liable of q per the
mpresmen5. being legal to the Government Where
until the price thereof is fixed by the
appraisers. and paid 1t is the payment which
mates the sale.
ToBAcco-An tobacco, manufactured or unmanufactur-
ed prior to the 1868 is taxed per contum
producer in the contemplation OF the law and
commission merchants liable for l2 per
VALuATIoN CEED1Ts.-The value credits means
principal and interest due to July ist added-tha is,
the credits be solvent II they are not solvent the
payer will be required to state under OATH and they
be valued to he best evidence the nature of the
case VIII admit OF by ths Assessor.
All taxable subjecs, whether capital property, income,
anything else must be assessed and according
their Vaae III Confederate notes. the holder of credit
refuses to endorse his vii ngness thereon receive Con
federae OF such credit hs thereby proves
that he values 1t at bigEer rate and ding the
provisions of Sec. a. Assessment Act, in that will
be the duty OF the Assessor regard the credit
sentng much silver go, and to he would
silver or gold coin Ct its regular market value OF
Willingness Confederate notes in pay
man it shall Lot fe taxed at any higher than the
amount it may represent n Confe derate notes.
WocL produced in lS63 is TO be taxed kind and the
farntr is not privileged to commute BY paying the cs
yeaf prior to the 1858, pays tax OF per cent.
vALoRgM.
For the Journal.
Tribute Respect.
CAMP 5lsr REar N. G. T.,
hULLrvAn's I.LAND, s. G.,
At meeting of the officers ard men of Co. c. 6lst Re-
gimen OF N C. Troops convened for the purpose OF civ
g some saon CT feeling in regard tetbe reath Of
+ Ens Pa 1ss BY ~ the aa
and LioatsEant Herring was appointed Secretary
On motion, committee of three posed S2rgs. j.
2. Williamson, q. SaDdliu aid Wm. Parker, ap
pointed by the Chairman draft luiors to which com
mttee additional mutton Lieuten Smith, &C.
eretary added
after recess of few minutes the committee reported
the folio wing resolutions which were adopted
RSorcd That i'll the death OF private T. j. Ezsell and
Paten Merritt Co B. 5lst regiment N G. Troops who
killed Battery Wagner Saturday, 18th july the Comps
ny has lest two brave aud gallant soldiers
Resored That who have witnessed their courage and
daring the field will cherish their memory
and though the loss of those who Dy their bra
very and pupcuay to duty were endeaed to the officers
ard of this company, yet grief is greatly mod'sd
by the fact that know they died at of duty
and ia the maintenance Of the of Southern iRdepen
dence, and sealed with their e's blood their devotion
their country
ResoUed That we condoe with the widows aud families
of the deceased the rreparabe loss they have sustained
ReSoi0ed That the Secretary of the meeting transmit
copy these resolutions the bereaved families the
Wilmington journal.
j. b. sWINsON, Chm'n.
T. J. HERRING, Sect'y.