The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-18

The following ord ar, levylng taxes ior
the current year, has been issued by Gen.
Candy:
- HEApo'Rs -2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CuARLEsTeN, S. c., Dec. 8, 1867.
Tsaeral Orders, No.-139.
I, To provide for the support of the
provisional government of South Carolina,
for the year commencing on the first day
: of October, 1867, and ending on the thir.
tieth day of September, 1868, the Act Of
the General Assembly, "To raise supplies
for the year commencing in October one
: thousand. eight hundred sixty-six," ap-
proved December 2l, 1866, will, as herein.
after modified, be continued in force until
superseded by legislation or until other
wise e:ordered by proper authority.
5s ARTICLES TAXED CAD yALoREM."
On all real estate, twenty-five cents
onevery hundred dollars: provide3, that
on such:lands as may be in the possession
otthc, Bureau OF Refugees, Freedmen and
abandoned Lands on the first day OF
Januarysnext, and the owner or claimant
is thereby deprived Of its occupation and
use. such tax shall not be collected on
the capital stock of all gas-light compa-
MES, twenty-five cents on every hundred
dollars ;.on articles manufactured for sale,
barter, or exchange, betweenthe first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-seven, and the irstday Of Janu.
ary, one thousand eight hundred and six
ty.eight, twenty cents on every hundred
dollars, to be. paid by the manufacturer ;
on the market value of the gross amount
of spirituous liquors manufactured from
the first day of January to the thirty first
day Of December, 1868, FIVE per cent to
he paid Quarterly at the end of each quar-
tcT TO tho Tax-Collectors of the Districts
III Which it was manufactured; on bug
gies, carriages, gold and silver plate,
watches, jewclry and pianos, on hand on
the first day of January, lS6S-except
when held by dealers for the purpose OF
sale-one doilaron every hundred dollars
ssT.Ax on INCOMES
2. Upon.all gross incomes derived from
employmcnts, Faculties and professions,
incudins the profession Of dentistry
(whether inftbe profession ofsthc law the
income beederived from the costs OF suit,
or fees, orsother source Of professional IN,
comes,) excepting clergYmen, two and
one half dollars on every hundred dollars;
from commissions received by brokers,
ventlae masters, fuctors, commission mcr-
chants, dealers in exchange (oreign and
dor.estic,) or in mortgages, bonds and
other negotiable papers, two and onc.haif
dollars on every hundred dollars; from
premiums received by insurance compa-
ilies or 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 or, every hundred dollars and from
the receipts oftelegraph companies earned
within the limits of the State, two and
one 6alfdollars on every hundred dollars; /;
from the ale of newspapers or magazines,
one dollar on every hundred dollars; on
tho gross receipts Of newspapers published
in the State twenty cents on every hun
dred dollars II from the sale OF goods,
wares or merchandise, embracing all the
articles of trade, sale, barter or exchange
(cotton taxed by the United States eX-
cepted,} which any person shall make be-
tween the first day Of January and the
1hirty.irst day of December, 1865, to be
paid quarterly at the end of each quarter,
to the several Tax Collectors, twenty
cents on every hundred dollars; on the
gross profits of all banks or banking insti-
tutions, two dollars on every hundred dol
lars; on. the gross incomes derived from
the ants of photographng or dagnerreo-
tying. one dollar on every hundred dol
lars :; on all incomes from salaries, rents,
dividends and money ut interest, one dol
lar on every hundred dollars in excess OF
FIVE 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 a tax Of
two dollars on every hundred dollars Of
gross income; all persons keeping restau-
rants or eating houses shall pay a 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 tax
OF one dollar on every hundred dollars OF
gross income; all persons Keeping BILLIARD
tables shall pay a tax of five dollars on
every hundred dollars of gross income; all
persons keeping bowling alleys shall pay,
tax of FIVE dollars on every hundred
dollars Of gross income all persons keep
ing bar.rooms, whether connected with u
hotel or otherwise, shall pay tax of ten
dollars on every hundred dollars of gro IS
income; all persons keeping ferries or
bridges shall pay tax of one dollar on
every hundred dollars of gross income
all persons keeping toll gates shall pay a
tax of one dollar on every hundred dol
lars Of gross income; each person or com
pany keeping a public race track shall
day a tax of one hundred dollars; upon
each public hack, stage coach, baggage
wagon and omnibus drawn by two OF