The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-30
Time and Manner of Making Returns Re-


; AUcTIoNEERs Monthly Form s. before 10 of each
month
AssArERs-Monthy form 75) before 10 of each
month.
ADvERTIsEMESTs-Qu Quarterly in duplicate Form y
before 10th of every January April, July, aud Octo.
Der, and pay tax at the same time.
BANKS AND BANKEEs.-Of capital, circulation, and
deposits, monthly in duplicate form 67) before goth
of each month, and pay tax at once to commissioner
OF internal revenue.
BANKS. ~Of dividends, in duplicate form G5) with
in 80 days after dividends shall have become due and
payable; pay tax at to the commissioner of inter
nal revenue.
BANKS SAvINGs.-Of dividends, same as Banks
No monthly returns Of circulation and deposits re-
qured.
BANKS, NArIoSAL.-Of dividends, same as other
Banks No monthly returns of capital, circulation
and deposits.
Bridges, ToLL--Gross receipts, same as Canals
BREwEEs-Motthly in duplicate before 10th of
each month, and pay to collector at same time
4 BROKERS AND BANKERS doing business as BRoKEns
Monthly in duplicate form g. before goth of each
month, and pay tax to collector dt the same time
BoATs AND STEAMBOATS,, carrying property and pas
sengers for hire.--Gross receipts, same as Canals.
CANALs-Gross receipts monthly in duplicate
(Form a before goth of each month and pay tax to
collector at the same time
CANAL BoATs.-Gross receipts, same as Canals.
4 COACHES, Stages, AND OTHER VEHICLES carrying
passengers property for iire-Gross receipts. re-
J
I CIGAR MANUFACTURERS or before the 10th day
of each month after April ], 1865.
CIGAR MAKEBs.-Mouthy the first Monday Of
each month.
( CIRcUsEs-Gross receipts, same as Theatres.
Coal OIL.-Same as Disilers.
! DIsTuLERs.-Tr monthly, within days after the 1st
lltb and 2lst of each month aud pay to collector
at the same time.
I ExHIBITIoNs.-See Theatres.
/ EXPRESS COMPANIES AND ExPREssNEN.-G Gross re-
rfvFs 4, 4
month, and pay tax to collector at the same time.
FERRIEs.-Gross receipts, same Canals
INSURANCE COMPANIES, Except ADVERTISEMENTS
and premiums mouthly in duplicate Form 64) before
20th of each month, and pay at once to collector.
INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-0f dividends same as
Banks
lNcoMEs-biay for the calendar year preceding
JUGGIERS.-Gross receipts, same as Theatres
LoTTEREs.-Monthly in duplicate (Form a before
10th of each month, and pay to collector before
the Goth
LEGAcIEs AND DIsTRIBUTIvE SHAREs-In duplicate
(Form 35) before payment distribution; pay tax to
collector at the same time.
Monthly Form 81 before 10th Of
each month
MUsrUMs.-G Gross receipts, form A same as Thea
tres.
OPERAs-OPERATlc REPREsENTArIoNs-G Gross re-
ceipts Form a same as Theatres
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS of Books, Magazines
BiIIbeads Cards, Circulars &c, except newspapers,
".
RAILRoADs,-Gross receipts, monthly Form A. same
as Canals
RAILROAD CoNPASrrs-0f dividends, in duplicate
Form 65) same Banks.
neutrality-suspicious. receipts, monthly Form
a same as Canals.
SAVINGS INs1TuT1oSs-Sce Banks. Savings.
SLAUGHTERED ANNALS Monthly Form g same as
Manufacturers.
SHPs.-See Vessels.
sIAcSwA7ER CoMrAN:Es.--on dividends, same as
Banks.
STAGEs-See Coaches
SFEANBoArs-See Boats
SUCCEssIoNs.-Successors to notify assessors iuImc-
diately upon becoming entitled in possession or the
receipt OF income profits thereof and make return
to the assessor.
TELEGRAPH CoMPASTEs.-Gr receipts in duplicate
(Form 4) same Canals.
THEATRES Shows AND EXHIBITIONS of every kind
open 60 the public for pay (not including school and
art exhibitions and occasional concerts and lectures
gross receipts monthly, in duplicate, form q before
goth of each month, and pay tax to collector at tie
same time
ToDACco MANUFACTURERS. or before 10th of
each month, after April J. 1865
TRUsT CoNFANIEs.-Of dvidends in duplicate
Gorm 65) same as Banks.
VESSELS engaged in transporting passengers or
property for hire, between ports and places in the
United States monthly, in duplicate, Form same as
Canals.
ing facts furnished by one the conductors on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad (Mr Fowler( /
who obtained them from another conductor (Mr !
Tghel who himself an eyewitness Of what is here
related;
Last Thursday week april I9ti) about $50 negro
troops transported the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad from Tuscumbia to Huntsville Before /
starting, many Of these coored soldiers loaded up
their guns, and the way, were constantly amusing
themselves by firing from the windows of thecars ur
ahp cd Inv thair hi nCGoo
that might come within the range Of their vision
They deliberately fred at man ploughinc in the
fields, between Courtand and Decatur but fortunately
missed him But it was at Leighton, flag station 4
few miles west OF Courtland, that they perpetrated
their greatest cpormity-one Of those nov ofrecur-
ring outragcs which are so well calculated to set on
fire the passions of southern men aud make them per
fectly ruthless in their hatred toward not only the
criminal negroes, but also the bad white men who .
have deuded the ignorant blacks into the belief that
they the ruling race, and that vengeance is
duty.
At Leighton, one of these black devils saw q lady
Mrs. Osborne King-standing on the balcony of her .
residence with her infant child in her arms about one
hundred and fifty two hundred Yards from the NOV
ing train; ghereupon he raised his gun and pointing
it through OF the windows of the car took eIiber
ate aim at the lady, and fred. The bail struck Mrs
Kings thumb, tearing off the nail, passed on through
the clothing Of the child and lodged in the feshy part
Of the ladys arm inficting and most painful
wound, T
After the preparation of this helIsh cnorlnity,
negro sergeant who present in the same car, was
beard to approve the deed and crv out: stKeep on
shooting boys if you want to; don't shoot at any per-
son in particular-but keep or shooting 'Twon't
make any difference if you do kill few OF the damn
secesh" The white officers on the train, of course
heard the shooting which going ntintergas all the
way from TuscumJia to Huntsville, but they made not
the least effort to put stop it, but the contrary
they seemed to enjoy the sport.
Now would ike to ask Gen. Thomas and Cen +
Everybody yelse who has authority in this country how
long this sort Of thing to continue unwhipt of jus
tice? Is Gen. Thomas one of the radicals with shou
defstraps who like Gen. Fisk, think there is no op- n
pressivc treatment that be cruel for the south
ern people? Memphis Argus
BLACK Jury IL TENNESSEE. Murfreesboro Ten
nessee) correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
has the following in relation to the decision Of the
first black jury ever impannelad IN the country
novel case of criminal Jurisprudence was disposed
Of here this afternoon 1t occurred in the freedmens
court. The arose between two freedmen, on
plantation about three miles from this place In the
atfray, threw a stone at the other. The other
threw the stone back infcting severe wound on the
head. The sufferer brought here aud received
Tha T.,