The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-11

: the current J esir1 li1tss uee'' ieo.@ooJ J
Canby:
.HEADe,Rs % MILITARY DISTRICT
$50 ,HARLEsToN, S. C.,-Dec.4S, lS67s} :
General Orders, No. 139.
ssSl To provide. for the support oil the
Sznrovis iona | lsr0verIment,of South Carolina,
s: for the svelts onirrnencing on the first day
of October 1867. and ending on the hir.
: tech day ofsSeptember, 1863, the Act oi
.-the General Assembly, "To raise supplies
: for the yeaTscommcncing insOctober, one
tI,ols,tnd eight hundred sixty-six," APP
: proved December lS66,will, as herein
"a after modified, be continued in force until
superseded by legislation oruntil other
wise ordered by proper authority.
ARTICLES. TAXED CAD svALoREM.
I. On all rcal~estate, twenty-five cents
!: :onseverv hundred dollars provided, that
: onssuch lands as may. be in the possession,
cot, the Bureau OF Refugees, freedmen ana
Abandoned Lands on the first. day Oh.
,Jan,iarysnext, irSsnext andsthe owner or claimant
is thereby deprived of its occupation and
Z nses sucEi tax shalfnot be collected ; on
}flIe'eaar5itaI stock of all gas-light compa-
MES, TWENTY-FIVE cents on every hundred
dollars on articles manufactured Tor sale,
barter. or exchange, between the first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred
and @siixty.seven, and the first day ofJanu
! sary, one thousand eight hundred and six
sty-eiight, twenty cents On every hundred
dollars, TO be paid by the manufacturer;
on The market value ot the gross amount
or spirituous liquors manufactured from
the first day OF January to the thirty-tlst
day of December, 1863, five per cent. to
be paid quarterly at the end of.each quar-
! ter TO the Tax Collectors of the Districts
In which. IT was manufactured; on bug
gfes, carriages, gold and silver plate,
watches, iewelry and pianos, on hand on
( the%6rst day OF January, 1S6S-except
when held by dealers for the purpose of
safe-one dollaron every hundred dollars
.sTAx on. INCOMES.
Q. Upon all gross incomes derived from
employments, faculties and professions.
Including the profession OF dentistry
;{whetber in the profession of the law the
income be derived from the costs OF suit,
: or fees, or other source of professional in
comes,) excepting clergymcn, two and
ne-h;lf dollars on every hundred dollars; /;
from commissions received by brokers,
veniue masters, factors, commission mer-
chants. dealers in eXchange (forcign and
doI4estic,) or in mortgages, bonds ana
other negotiable papers, two and onc-haf
dollars on. every hundred dollars from
spremiums received by insurance compa-
,niesSor underwriters, two dollars on every
hundred dollars from the receipts OF eX-,
{ press or other transportation companies
earned within the limits of the State, one
dollar on every hundred dollars /; and from
-thsreceipts OF telegraph companies earned
within the.slimits of the State,<tw and
one half dollars on every hundred dollars;
.fronfsthe sale!of newspapers or magazines,
zone dollaron every hundred dollars; on
Tho gross receipts of newspapers published
In. the State twenty cents on every hun
sdred. dollars from the sale OF goods,
wares or: merchandise, embracing all the
articles. OF trade, s,lles barter or exchange
Cotton taxed ty the United States eX-
seeptcd, J which any person shall make be-
tween the first day of January and the
thirty first day of December, 1868, to be
paid quarterly at the end OF each quarter,
to the several Tax Collectors, twenty
5ceuts on every hundred dollars; on the
gross profits of all banks or banking insti
tntions, two dollars on every hundred dol
lars; on the gross incomes derived from
the arts of photograpiing or daguerreo-
tying, one dollar on every hundred dol
lars; on all incomes from salaries, rents.
dividends and money at interest, one dol
lar on every hundred dollars in excess of
fve hundred dollars; on the gross in
comes of all railroads (not exempted by
-law) from earnings within the State, one
dollar on every hundred dollars. All
persons keeping hotels shall pay Il tax of
two dollars OH every hundred dollars OF
gross illrome; all persons keeping restau-
r.snts or eating houses shall pay Il tax of
two dollars on every hundred dollars of
gross income; all persons keeping livery
Stables shall pay tax Of two dollars on
every hundred dollars of gross income /;
all butchers and hucksters shall pay a tax
ssot one dollar on every hundred dollars, Of
gross income; all persons keeping billiard
Z tables shall pay tax of five dollars on
every hundred dollars Of gross income; all
: persons keeping bowling alleys shall pay
u tHN--Ol uSS QOiiitrS vi cNeI1 HuuuIcu
dollars of gross income all persons keep.
ing bar-rooms, whether connected with Il
hotel orotherwise, shall pay IL tax of ten
]. dollars on every hundred dollars of gro css
income; all persons keeping ferries or
bridges shall pay a tax of one dollar on
every hundred dollars of gross income
allepersons keeping toll gates shall pay a
tax OF one dollar OH every hundred dol
lars.cf gross income; each person or com
pany keeping public race track shall
day a: tax of one hundred dollars; upon
each public hack, stage coach, baggage
wagot and omnibus drawn by two or
rnnre horses there shall BIZ paid tax OF