The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

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Received froa. -. under permit Of
..... Assessor Of Inessnal Revsnus for
the. :. .t'strict Of the Stats Of Texas,
80. bale, II cotton, weighing .......,
poands, marked. 500, and (bsaring or
accompanied by.) ~ the case nay be,
metallic tass, nasksd Letter. :, and
numbess. =, 10. :" " be delivered
~. :, ~. Collector Of Internal New.
snse Of the ~. district Of The sAas 81
...., together with Ne ssid permit OF
said Assessor, (ani The accompanying
metallic taEs, Il sna&>ach he'd the said
Collector 10 deliver aid cotton n.
on payment Of the tax and charges
thereon.
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freight Agent
II will b. the duty Of the cons ixnop Of
the cotton 10 obtain The duplicate bills
Of lading, and hand or ssnd thsm, forth
with, 10 the Assessor who issued tho
permit; and said Assessor will keep one
copy, and Immediately nail the other TO
the Collector Of The discreet 70 whom the
cotton il consigned. Should the con,
signor fail, within reasonable time 10
furnish the Assessor with the duplicate
bills Of lAding a. required, the said As.
SCISSOR will Immediately ascertain the
cause Of the failure, and II he shall End
that the cotton has leis the district, he
may Immediately asscss the tag thereon;
and unless satisfactory and proper OK.
PLANTATION Ct the failure be given, he will
thereafter issue no other permits 70 the
person 20 IN default.
Upon the arrival Of the cotton at the
place Of destination, the transportation
company must deliver il, together with
the permit Of the Assessor, to tho Col.
lectos Of Internal Revenue TO whom the
cotton 10 consigned and at the same
time the company must deliver 70 the
Assessor OF the receiving district the
accompanying metallic tags, IL any are
sent unattached 10 the bales, together
with copy Of their manifest or way
bills, 10 far "A the same relate 10 cotton
an account Of which must be kept by
mid Assessor, ns hcrcinbofore direetc
Section 4 Of the Act of July IS, 1860,
requires that cotton removed without
prepayment Of the tax shall be deliver.
ed to the Collector Of Internal Revenue
forthwith upon it, arrival Mt its poin. Of
destination, and shall remain subject to
his control until tho taxes thereon, and
any necessary charges of custody there
Of shall have been paid; which payment
must be made within ninety days from
the date Of the permit granted by the
Assessor for the removal OF the cotton.
When owners Or holders Of cotton dc.
sire to pay tho taxes on the same before
its removal from tho district in which il
WAS produced, they will DO required to
have tho same weighed, marked, and
tagged in the manner hcrcinbeforo pre-
scribed The wcighcr will make his
certificate in duplicate, on Form lilo,
and will send one copy To tho Assessor,
and the other to ths Collector Of the
district The owner or holder will then
make return TO tho Assessor, or an
Assistant Assessor, Of the district
Upon receipt of this return, the As
season, or the Assistant Assessor, to
whom il is delivered will Immediately
proceed 10 assess the tax upon the cot.
2pa mentioned therein, md will u once
certify the amount thereof 10 the Col
lec.or, and make the required entry in
his monthly list
Upon receipt Of the Assessors ccrtiR-
cato, the Collector will ut once collect
the tax, and will thercupon issue bis
certificate Of psynont and pernit for
tho removal Of the cotton; which par
init must state tho amount and payment
Of tho tAs, the time, and place Of pay.
inent, and the marks, numbers, and
gross weight Of the bales OF packages,
10 that the same may NJ all times be
fully idcntiAed
Section 8 Of tho Act Of July Is, 1855,
renders il unlawful, from aud aftcr the u
day Of September, 1895, for the owner,
master, supsrcasKo, agcnt, or other per.
son having ohs.ge Of any vessel, or for
any common carrier or other person, to
convey, or transport any cotton, the
growth or produce OF the United States,
from any point in the district in which
il shall have been produced, unless each
bale or package thereof shall have at
tached to or accompanying Il the proper
marks or evidence Of tho payment Of tho
revenue taz, md permit Of tho Collect
or for such removal, or the permit OF
tho Assessor as hereinafter provided.
Any cotton upon which the tax has
not been paid, Is liable to penalty of
one hundred dollars for each bale Of
cotton 20 conveyed or transported, or
to imprisonment for not more than ono
year, or both.