The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-28

eacies sares in inesate estates pistols
ing corporations The taxes heretofore imposed on express
teesraPh gasight and insurance companies be
on their several investments
public officers Who by law SEAL should be required to
aux stamp IN value from fifty cents to two dollars regulated by
their value Importance on all papers where the seal is used the
@ % hd sam the paper beng to reimburse the officer
lastly tax should levied on all salaries and incomes
exceeding five hundred dollars.
A Tax Bill embracing these would
@ for oxt the & o nan m Of the p o d9 M The
and those whose yield them ready cash. and would
occasion comparatively little Inconvenience to the
Bank the State South Carolina, but its loss Of assets growing
the the 5f @ n it, and e @ pp s
cipa and interest, must be met by taxation
out in future all claims from his COUNTER and recommend
that that an an be made to me meet 6s the salary OF sue such s clerk and
The loss of assets and the imposition by the general banking
than Banks State
OF South Carolina never resume business; and recommend
and assets put IN the hands OF Commissioners for early qua
The have heretofore been elected for the Election
SYSTEM the former legislation has not been changed and Collectors
ort constituting but single Election District still has four
and Berkeley Election District has eight TaxCo
exist the law should be modified elect for each
District The aditona numbers require increase of the books
The commissions insufficient induce business accept of
fifteen dollars and in another (s johns Col
eon no collections have been made because within
knowledge would accept the Office. that
SO modified provide for the election Of TaxCoeco for
each Election District
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The General and Treasurer the
e of the Act of 21st September last prepared and forwarded
statement shelving the aggregate Of the principal
interest calculated July 1867 the stocks and bonds past
the Act provided which
with communicated; and has been issued calling
these bondhoders fund their demands cononay
Act a has been printed and it
agreed that they shall be delivered here by the 10th December when
the funon be commenced The reported due,
the h day OF July 1861 by the Comptroller and Treasurer
million two hundred and ten thousand eight hundred and two
dors and ehtyTe cents Sl2IOSO2S5 PROVISION must be
made at the present the interest this
the 1st of January, 1868. transmit their
with
There provision interest now
due the Stocks and Bonds of the Fire Loanhc principal
former redeemable in 1870 and the latter The
thousand two hundred and twenty dollars and tive
22O55 and recommend authority granted
the interest due and that which will accumulate 70 the 1st
| January, 1869.
The whole of the public debt principal of
this State not including the
the the 1st day of October last five millions
and seventy cents ($20 227 OF this amount
dred and eghtfour thousand four hundred
and cents $4S44451 redeemabe in 1868 and three
hundred and eighteen thousand hundred
ard twenty-five cents (S31S 159.25,) in 1870.
The remainder of the debt not including three hundred and
thousand dollars 3l000o already provided for by of 21st Sep
tember last authorizing it's funding) edeenable from 1875
| to 1890.
The interest the whole Except Loan provided
III the holders of the securities will fund it. the
st day of January 1853 by which time it hoped the State will
be IN condition to promptly interest falls due The
statement of the ComprolerC showing
falls due herewith
1t l however, eninent proper that financial scheme
should be adopted to the State the principal
OF the debt falls due If the interest regularly paid the
fund twenty years. securities yielding per-
cent the principal being further increased by the