Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-04-27

quorS, tobacco, manufactured Or uumanutac- I.
tured, cotton, wool, flour, sugar, mol4sses,
syrup, rice and other agricultural products,
beid or owned on the LIST Of July pext, and
not necessary for family con>gmptionsfJr the
unexpired portion Of the year 1863.
A tax of one per cent. upon all money,
bank notes or other currency on hand or on
deposit on the 1st of July next. and on the
value of all credits on which the interest has
not been paid.
Ga trade AMI business the taxes are as fof-
lows
Bankers five hundred dollars.
AuctionerS fey dollars. and two and a half
per cent. on the gross amount Of sales.
Wholesale dealers in liquors, TIVE hundred
dollars, and five per cent. on the gross amount
ofsales.
Retail dealers in liquors, one hundred dol
lars, and ten per cent. III gross amount of
sales.
se Retail dealers in merchandise, fifty dollars,
and two and a half per cent.
Pawnbrokers, two hundred dollars.
Distillers, two hundred dollars, and twenty
per cent.
Brewers, one hundred dollars, and two and
a half per cent.
Hotels, inns, taverns and eating houses.
first class, five hundred dollars second class
three hundred dollars third class, two hun
dred dollars fourth class, one hundred dol
lars fifth. class, thirty dollars. Every place
where food or refreshments are sold, and e.
cry boarding house where there are six boar
ders or more, is deemed an eating house an
der this act.
Money and exchange brokers, two hundred
] dollars.
Commercial Brokers or Commission Mer-,
chants, two hundred dollars, and two and a
half per cent.
Tobacconists fifty dollars, and two and a
. half per cent.
Theatres, i've hundred dollars; each circus
one hundred dollars, and a tax Of ten dollars
for each exhibition ;~jugglers and other shows,
fifty dollars.
Bowling alleys and billiard rooms, forty
:, dollars for each alley or billiard table.
h Livery Stable keepers, fifty dollars.
Cattle Brokers, fifty dollars, and two and a
l half per cent.
Butchers and Bakers, fifty dollars, and one
u per cent.
Pedlers, fifty dollars, and two and a half
n per cent.
l y .Apothecaries, fifty dollars, and two and a
u half per cent.
Of photographers the same.
ia Lawyers, physicians, surgeon and dentists,
& fifty dollars.
Confectioners, fifty dollars, and two and a
y half per cent.
OF Every perso,. is required to return a list of
;" the gross amount of sales from the passage
n Of the act to the both of June, 1863, and cv-
y, cry three months thereafter.
er On salaries, a tax Of one per cent, wher
we not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars, anC
~ two per cent. upon an excess over tina
III amount.
~ On all incomes over five hundred and no
- exceeding fifteen hundred dollars. a tax Q
ha five per cent, over fifteen hundred and les
than three thousand dollars, five per cent
ho for the first fifteen hundred dollars, and te
per cent. on the excess over three .thousan
and less than five thousand dollars, ten pc
r. cent; over FIVE thousand and less than tie
~ thousand dollars, twelve and a half PEI cent
- over ten thousand dollars, fifteen per cent
subject to deductions for repairs TO building
80 cost of labor, raw material, On incomes f
a &c reht, for mining and manufacturing, &c.
COR Alljoint stock companies and corporation
our shall pay one-tenth of the dividend and n
adv served fund annually. 1.-THE annual earnin
will shall give a profit of more than ten and lie
ere than twenty per cent. on capital stock, on
eighth to be paid if more than twenty p
ties cent, one sixth. The tax to be collected
lore the 1st Of January enext and OF each ye
ipts thereafter.
A tax of ten per cent. on all profits
KEGS 1862. bv the purchase and sale of -four co,
bacon, pork, oats, hay, rice, salt, iron, or /
then manufactures of iron, sugar. molasses ma
&c Is of cane, butter, wooden cloths, shoes, boo
blankets and cotton cloths.
Reg. Each farmer after reserv;ng Cor bis q
use so bushels sweet and so bushels Ir
potatoes, 100 bushels corn or so bush
n. wheat produced this year, she'll pay aud
liver to the Confederate Government O
batp tenth of the grain, potatoes, forage, SUI
,har molasses. cotton, wool and tobacco produC
miles After reserving 30 bushels peas or beans