The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-07-11

Of forty-fve thousand dollars and less
than fifty thousand dollars, the tenth
class, and pay fifty dollars; those to the
amount of thirty-fve thousand dollars,
and less than forty-fve thousand dollars,
the eleventh class, and pay forty dollars;
those to the amount of twenty-five dol
lars and less than thirty-fivc tLousaad
dollars, the twelfth class and pay thirty
dollars; those to the amount of twenty
thousand dollars and less than twenty
five thousand dollars, the thirteenth
class, and pay twenty-five dollars; those
to the amount of fifteen thousand dol
lars and less than twenty thousand dol
lars, the fourteenth class, and pay twen-
ty dollars; those to the amount of ten
thousand dollars and less than fifteen
thousand dollars, the fifteenth class, and
pay eighteen dollars; those to the
amount of seven thousand five. hundred
dollars andless than ten thousand dollars
the sixteenth class, and pay fifteen dol
lars; those to the amount of five thous-
and dollars, and less than sevcn.t thousand
five hundred dollars, and all less than
twenty-five hundred dollars, the seven
tcenth class; and pay five dollars. Pro-
vidcd that the sale of malt or spirituous
liquors shall not by this section be au-
thorizcd in measures less than those Of a
quart; and that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to extend to physf-
clans, surgeons, apothecaries CT chemists
as to any malt or spirituous liquors which
they may use in the preparation or max
ing UP of medicines for sick, lame and
diseased persons; And provided further,
That every seller Or vendcr Of wines,
distilled or malt liquors, in measures less
than one quart, either with or without
goods, wares, merchandise, commodities
or effects, as aforesaid, shall pay fifty
per cent. in addition to the rates above
specified, for the respective classes; and
every license granted under this act shall
distinctly specify whether the party OBJ
tanning the same is Or is not authorized
thereby to sell or vcnds wine, spirituous,
distilled or malt liquors: The above
amounts shall be paid in quarterly in
stalmcnts on the first day of April, July
and October, 1872, and January, 1873:
Sec. 5. If any person or persons shall
have more than one store in which mer-
chandise, as described in the foregoing
section, is sold or vended, such person or
persons shall be required to pay the re-
spectivc amount above specified, accord
ing to class, for each and every store.
Sec. 6. Every individual, company, or
corporation, other than national banks,
carrying on or conducting banking bus
mess in this State, shall be required to
pay into the county treasury Of the coun-
ty in which he or they shall carry on or
conduct such business, for 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
drcd and twenty-five; for every bank,
the capital Of which does not exceed one
hundred thousand dollars, but is great
er than fifty thousand dollars, two hun
drcd and fifty dollars; for every bank
the capital of which docs lot exceed one
hundred ond fifty thousand dollars, but
is greater than one hundred thousand
dollars, three hundred and scycnty-fvc
dollars; for every bank the capital of
which does not exceed two hundred
thousand dollars, but is greater than one
hundred and fifty thousand. dollars, five
hundred dollars; for every bank the cap
ital of which does not exceed two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, and is
greater than two hundred thousand dol
| lars, six hundred and twenty-five dollars;
for every bank the capital of which does
not exceed three hundred thousand dol
lars, but is greater than. two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, seven hun
drcd ard fifty dollars; for every bank
whose capital does not exceed three hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, and is
greater than three hundred thousand dol
lars, eight hundred and scvcnty-fvc dol,
lars; for every bank the capital of which
docs not exceed four hundred thousand
dollars, but is greater than three hun
= dred and fifty thousand dollars, one
thousand dollars; 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 whose capital
docs not exceed five hundred thousand
dollars, but is greater than four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, twelve hun
drcd and fifty dollars; 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 capital
of which docs not exceed six hundred
thousand dollars, but is greater than five
| bunIrol and fftv Thousand dollars, fIf-