Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-02-26

twcnty -fve-per csnts s4ade during either Of
The years 1865 and 1894, by any bank. or
banking company. insurance canal, uaViga-
,iou importing and exporting, telegraph.
express, railroad, manufacturing, dry dry
dock, or other JOINT stock company of-sny
description. whether incorporate. or not.
twenty Eve per cent Gu sucR excess.
Sec. The following exemptions from
LEGATIONS under t.,is &c. shall be allowed
tc ssit
!. l. Property Of each headof :. family TO
the value of Eve hundred dollars; and fos
each minor child Of the family to the fur
ther value Of one hundred dollars; and for
each sen actually engaged in the army or
navy. or who has died or been killed 10 tho
military or naval service. and who was "a
member Of the family when he entered the
service, to the further value of Eve hundred
dollars.
H. Property Of the widow Of any officer.
soldier, sailor or marine, who may have died
or been killed in the military or naval SER
vice, or where there is no widow. the1 q
the family being minor children, to he val
ue of one thousand dollars.
III Property of every Officer. eoldior
sailor or marine. actually engaged Ia Tho
military or naval service, or Of such ss sags
been disabled in such service, to the ya.aa
of one thousand dollar, lSreYi3ed ,hat, lbs
above exemptions shall not sp2}7 10 2ay
person, whose property, exclusive Of house
hold furniture, SHALL be assessed At vatao
exceeding one thousand dollars
". That where property has been Ia
jured or Destroyed by the enemy, or the ownse
thereof has been temporarily deprived of the
use or occupancy thereof, or of the mears
of cultivating the same, ~ reason of tn
presence or proximity of the enemy, the as
sessment on such property may be reduced
in proportion to the damage sustained by
the owner, or the tax assessed thereon may
be reduced in the same ratio by tne district
| collector. on satisfactory evidence submitted
| to HIM by the owner or assessor.
Sec g.. That the taxes Gu property lsia
for the year 1864 shall be assessed az 90 tds
day of the passage of this act aad 30 us
and collected on the first day Of ] sfe fszl.
or as soon after az practicable, allowing ga
extension of ninety days west OF Inc Z ssjs
oAPpi IiVcI. l. ut duulttuDai taxes On liG0EN GS
or profits for the year 1868 levied by this
act, shall.be assessed snd colleotsd forthwith
and the taxes on iucoEeo 81 profits for :ho
year 1864, shall be assessed aud colise.e,
according TO the PROVISIONS Of lha lsx and
assessment acts Of 1868
Sec. 7. So much of the tax &c; ct the Ett-.
day Of April, 1868 as levies tax GA II.
+, comes derived from property or fleets ca
the amount or value of which tav is lev
led by this act, and also the first section o.
said act, are suspended for the year 1864
and no estimated rent, hire, or interest en-
| property or credits herein taxedad v2loyena
stall be assessed or taxed as incomes, Gndes
the tex act of 1868.
Sec. 8. That the tax imposed BY this aei
on bond of the Confederate States hereto
fore issued, shall in no case exceed the ia
terest Oh the same, and such bonds when
held by or Tor minors or lunatics, shall ba
exempt from the tsv ID all cases where tha
interest on the same shall not exec 4 on'
thousand dollars.