The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-16

patents hnal DC deetncd claim OF patent
agent, az the case may be.
Twenty.four. Patcnt-right dealers shall
pay ten dollars Every person whose bnsi-
ness il is 20 sell, or offer for sale, patent
rights, shall be regarded as a patent-right
dealer
Twenty-Five Real estate agents shall pay
ten dollars Every person whose business
il is to sell or offer for sale real estate for
others, or to rent bonses, stores. or other
buildings or real estate, or 10 collect rent for
Others, except lawyers paying a special tax
as such, shall be regarded as real estate
agent
Twenty-six. Conyeyancers shall pay ten
dollars. Every person, other than one hav-
ing paid the special tax as a lawyer or claim
agent, whose business 1t is 20 draw deeds,
bonds, mortgages wills, writs, or other legal
papers, or 90 examine titles 20 real estate.
shall he regarded as a cOnyeyancer.
Twenty-seven. Intelligence office keepers
shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose
business il is to find or furnish places Of en-
ployment for others, or 10 find or furnish
servants upon application in writing or
otherwise, receiving compensation therefor,
shall De regarded as an intelligence Office
keeper.
Twenty-eight Insurance agents shall pay
ten dollars. Any person who shall act as
agent of any fire, marine, life, mutual, or
other Insurance. company or companies, or
any person who shall negotiate or procure
insurance for which he receives any commits
sion or other compensation, shall be regarded
as AN insurance agent; Prorided, That If the
annual receipts OF any person as such agent
shall not exceed one hundred dollars, he
shall pay five dollars only; And prOrided
further, That no special tax shall be imposed
upon any person for selling tickets or con-
tracts of insurance against injury to persons
while travelling by land Or water.
Twenty-nine Foreign insurance agents
shall pay fifty dollars Every person who
shall act as agent of any foreign fire, marine,
life, mutual or other insurance company or
companies shall be regarded as a foreign in
surance agent.
Thirty. AuctiOneers, whose annual sales
do not exceed ten thousand dollars, shall
pay ten dollars, and if exceeding ten thou
sand dollars shall pay twenty dollars. Every
person shall be deemed an auctiOneer whose
business it is TO offer property at public sale
TO the highest or best bidder: Pr0rided, That
the provisions of this paragraph snail not
apply to judicial or executive officers max
ing auction sales by virtue of any Judgment
or decree of any court nor public sales made
by or for executors, administrators, or guar
dams of any estate held by them as such.
Thirty-One. Manufacturers shall pay ten
dollars. Any person, firm, or corporation
who shall manufacture by hand or machine
ny any goods, wares, or merchandise, not
provided for, exceeding annually
the sum of one Thousand dollars, or who
shall be engaged in the manufacture or pre-
paration for sale of any articles or COM
pounds, or shall put up for sale in packages
with his own name or trademark thereon
any articles or compound, shall be regarded
as Il manufacturer.
Thirty-two. Peddlers shall be classified and
rated as follows, to-wit: When travelling
with more than two horses, or mules, the |
first class, and shall pay fifty dollars when |
with two horses, or mules, the |
second class, and shall pay twenty-five dol |
lars; when travelling with one horse, or |
mule, the third class, and shall pay fifteen |
dollars; when travelling on foot, or by pub |
lie conveyance, the fourth class, and shall |
pay ten dollars. Any person, except persons |
peddling only charcoal, newspapers, maya |
zines, bibles, religious tracts, or the products |
Of his farm or garden, who sells or offers to |
sell, at retail, goods, wares, or other COM
travelling from place to place in |
the town or through the country, shall be |
regarded a peddler; Prorided, That any ped
der who sells, or offers to sell, distilled |
spirits, fermented liquors or wines, dry-gOOds, |
foreign or domestic, by one or more original |
or pieces, at one time, to the same
person or persons, or who peddles iewelry,
shall pay fifty dollars: PrOrided further That |
and producers of agricultural
.ools and implements, garden seeds, fruit
md ornamental trees, stoves and hollow
ware, brooms, wooden ware, charcoal and
sunpowder, delivering and selling at whole,
yale any of said articles, by themselves or
heir authorized agents, at places other than
he place of manufacture, shall not therefor
% required to pay any special tax: PrOrided
Hther, That persons who sell shell or other
ish, or both, travelling from place to place,
md not from any shop or stand, shall be re-
luired to pay five dollars only; and no spe-
al tax shall be imposed for selling shell or
'ther fish from hand-carts or wheelbarrows.
TO BE CONTINUED.