The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-03-27

dred twenty-five thousand dollars, an
less than one hundred and fifty thousan
dollars, the fourth class, and pay on
hundred and fifty dollars those to tn
amount of one hundred thousand dollars
and less than one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars, the fifth class, AN
nay one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars those to the amount of eighty-fiv
thousand dollars, and less than one hun
dred thousand dollars, the sixth clas
and pay one hundred dollars; those t.
the amount of seventy-five thousand dol
lars, and less than eighty-five thousant
dollars, the seventh class, and pay eight,
dollars those to the amount of sixty-fiv
thousand dollars, and less than seventy
five thousand dollars, the eighth class
and pay seventy dollars; those to tn
amount of fifty-five thousand dollars
and less than sixty.five thousand dollars
the ninth class, and pay sixty dollars
those to the amount of forty-five thous
and dollars, and less than fifty thousant
dollars, the tenth class, and pay fit,
dollars; those to the amount Of thirty
five thousand dollars, and less thai
forty-five thousand dollars, the eleventh
class, and pay forty dollars those to th'
amount oftwenty-fve thousand dollars
and less thirty-f1ve thousand dollars, th'
twelfth class, and pay thirty, dollars
those to the amount of twenty thousant
dollars, and less than twenty-five thou
sand dollars, the thirteenth class, ant
fxrya r. fx,n 1DlIorS ft,nct, fn tb,.
amount oftifteen thousand. and less thai
twenty thousand dollars, the fourteenth
class, and pay twenty dollars; those t
the amount of ten thousand dollars, an(
less than fifteen thousand dollars, the
fifteenth class, and pay eighteen dollars
those to the amount of seven thousand
five hundred dollars, and less than ter
thousand dollars, the sixteenth class
and pay fifteen dollars; those to tht
amount of five thousand dollars, and les.
than seven thousand five hundred dol
lars, and all less than twenty-five hun.
dred dollars, the seventeenth class, and
pay five dollars: Provided, That the
sale of malt. or spirituous liquors shall
not, by this Section, be authorized in
measures less than those of q quart and
that nothing herein contained shall be
construed to extend to physicians, sur
geons, apothecaries or chemists, as to any
malt or spirituous which they may use
in the preparation ormaking up Of med
icines for sick, lame or deceased per.
aons: And provided, further, That every
seller or vender of wines, distilled or
malt liquors, in measures not less than
one quart, either with or without or other
goods, wares, merchandise, commodities
or effects, as aforesaid, shall pay fifty per
cent, in addition to the rates above spec
flied, for the respective classes and every
license granted under this Act shall
distinctly specify whether the party
obtaining the same is or is not au-
thorized thereby to sell, or vend wine,
spirituous, distilled or malt liquors.
The above amounts shall be paid in
quarterly instalments, on the first day
of April, July and October, 1872, and
1873.
SEC. 5. If any person or persons
shall have more than one store in
which merchandise, US described in
the foregoing Section, is sold or ven
ded, such person or persons shall be
required to pay the respective amounts
above specified, according to class, for
each and every store.
SEC. 6. Every individual, company,
or corporation, other than national
banks, carrying on or conducting q
banking business in this State, shall
be required to pay into the County
Treasury of the County in which be
or they shall carry on or conduct such
business fer the use of the State, the
following respective sums, to wit: For
every bank, the capital of which is
less than, and does not exceed fifty
thousand dollars, the sum Of one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars for every
tank the capital Of which does not
exceed one hundred Thousand dollars,
but is greater than fifty thousand
dollars, two hundred and fifty dollars !;
for every bank, the capital Of which
docs not exceed one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, but is greater than
one hundred thousand dollars, three
hundred and seventy.fve dollars; for
every bank, the capital Of which does
not exceed two hu' dred thousand
dollars, but is greater than one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, FIVE
hundred dollars; for every bank, the
capital CT which does not exceed two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
but is greater than two hundred
thousand dollars, six hundred and
twenty-five dollars for every bank
the capital Of which does not exceed
three hundred thousand dollars, but
is greater than two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, seven hundred and
fifty dollars; for every bank, the cap
ital Of which does not exceed three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
but is greater than three hundred
thousand dollars, eight hundred and
sevcnty-fve dollars; for every bank
the capital of which does not exceed
four hundred thousand dollars, but is
greater than three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, one thousand dol
lars; for every bank, the capital Of
which does not exceed four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, but is
greater than four hundred thousand
dollars, eleven hundred and twenty.
five dollars; for every bank, the cap
ital of which does not exceed FIVE hun.
dred thousand dollars. but is greater
than four hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars; for every bank, the capital OF
which does not exceed FIVE hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, but is
greater than five hundred thousand
dollars, thirteen hundred and seventy
five dollars; for every bank the capi-
tai Of which does not exceed six hun.
dred thousand dollars, but is greater
than FIVE hundred and fifty thousand
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