Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-01-04

upon the interest they may receive upon such n,as,
&c,-Ho deductions to be made on account Of any
losses sustained. Isl Persons engaged in buying and
selling slaves, Eve per cent. on amount of purchase.
(6) Persons not regular dealers hut who buy slaves
to sell again, two per cont on amount OF purchases.
t7) Pleasure carriages, over the value of $50, two
and half par cent on the valp, Studs and jacks
SIS eaeh or the highest price for the season for one
mare. (S) Gold and silver plate, plated ware, jew
elry &c., worn by males, if over $25 in value, TWO
and q half per cent. 10 Watches, except those
worn by soldiers two and a half per cent. on the
gold headed Gaze ST. Every silver headed cane 81.
(1O Two aud half per cent. On tho receipts OF sur
geons, dentists physicians lawyers, portrait painters
daguerrean artists, commission merchants, factors,
produce brokers' and auetioDeers, When such receipts
amount to $1,000; aud on all other persons, except
Judges, the Governor, and military Officers, whose
wages, fees, salaries psrIuisises amount to 1000
one per cent. ny On every dog, not under eight
months DID, $3.50, provided, two dogs are exempted
son not the head of family. l12D "Dead-heads on
railroads five cents per mile. !ls Brandy dstillers
for themselves and those having brandy distilled, so
cents per gallon. Q4) On liquors brought from be-
you'd the State for sale, 80 per cent. the profits.
Liquors bought in the State for SALE Is per cent on
the profits. (l5| On civiaends and profits five per
cent. Ga profits annually made in buying and SELL
goods, and leather articles nsde of leather, iron,
tobacco, and In the making Of salt where such pro-
fits are equal to $4,000, tax Of eight per cent;
and II equal to $4,000, tax of twelve per cent;
and if equal to $50 200, tax of fhecn Der cent.
(16,l7 1920 collateral descents from two to
SIX per ceLt., according to COILS angunity.
SCHEDULE D.
+ SUBJECTS TAXED WITHOUT BEING LISTED
ny Circus riders, exhibitions of animals, &c., $500
fer each county. Side shows $50 for each county.
~ Stage and theatrical players, 3d., except amateur
performers. $500 for each county. (s) Itinerant
singers, &c., $25 for each county. az Every insu-
rnnce compsuy incorporated out of the State, three
per cent. upon its gross receipts 5) Every ag-ncy
Of bank incorporated out of the State ST. 600 (6)
Every broker, private Banker, agent for foreign
banker or broker, &c., twenty Eve per cent upon his
profits. ~ Every express company 20 per cont. on
: gross receipts The same on Railroad Expresses
F.; Both exempt from county taxes. 49, Every public
: billiard table $1,000. Every private one SlOo-
: Every bagatslle er roulette table 5000. (s Eve.
f; ~ public bowling alley 5000. Every private
: one $ss. (10) Every livery stable, or place
: where horses are kept for hire $50 (1l) Re-
tail license $1,000 Each retailer in addition, to list
and pay as provided in Schedule A. (l2) Every
nonresident who purchases any slave corn pork, ba-
en- or spir;uous liquors, shall Immediately bee me
liable to pay tax Of two per cent, and neglect or
suuFe to pay tie TAX snail Iorlelt anu pay UUU.
1S) Non residents to pay two per cent the amount
# each slave brought into the State and sold (14)
All persons buying selling slaves to be considered
non-resdents until the contrary is shown. (l5) S.
! per pack on playing cards sold. (l6) On sales OF
vehicles manufactured out of the State, two and
half per cent. IN On auctioneers Eve per cent. on
gross amount Of sales, the same not to b. subject to
equity tax. Sales made by itinert traders Or non
residents ten per cent. ls) Ga merchants, merchant
sailors, jewellers, grecers apotbecares druggists g.,
'ne per cent. on amount Of purchases, where such
purchases not elsewhere taxed. (ls) Oh every
male manufacturer of garments for males five per
cant. on profits. (20) Ga patent medicines and nos
trums twenty-five PER cent on amount Of sales. 2l)
Horse and mule drovers five per cent. on amount oil
sales. G22l o. studs and jacks belonging to nom
residents $35, the highest price for the for
ono mare. [2sl Pedlar's license 5000. [24l Lime
rant lightning rod men, dealers in spirituous lqu
taxed as pedlars. [25] Gypses fortune tellers, &c.
$50 for each county. [26] Persons arriving at
taxable age after July LIST may pay tax 10 sheriff
AL interpretations by special act $780, Marriag
license s.: Mortgage deed, marriage contract, dec
in trust, 81 each. Every broker not resident, to-
per cent. on all sums drawn in specie or exchang
from any bank, to be accounted for by the cashier
such bank. On each share of bank stock as follows:
Bank Of Washington rs cents Merchants Bank q
cents; Bank of Wadesboro' 123 cents; Bank of Fas
etteville 123 cents; Commercial Bank rs cents
Farmers Bank 25 cents; Bauk of North CaroliD
90 cents; Bank Of Lexington, Muer's and Planter
Bank, Bank of Commerce aai Bank of Clarendon Al
cents; Bank of Cape Fear and Bank of Wilmington
30 cents Bank Of Charlotte 123 cents: B INK o
Yanceyvle Is cents /; Bank of Tnomasve Is cents
aud Bank Of Roxborou sh AZ cens.-Progress.