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An Act relative to the Revenue of the State of Louisiana. 1845 63 (1845)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsla0284 and id is 1 raw text is: 63 No. 107-AN ACT for the reltif of Jarae McFeely. Be it enacted by the Senate and Ilouse of Representatives of the State /f Louisiana, in Gcneral Assembly convened ; Thit the Stite Treasurer he'and he is hereby authorized to.pay to James McFeely threc hundred and.fifty--tiroe dollars, out of any money not otherwise appropriated. (Signied) A. BOUDOUSQUIE, Spamkor or the Houe of tepresentatives. (Siened) FELIX GARCIA. President or the Senate. Approedii March 10h, 1845. (aigned) A. MOUTON, Governor of iia State of Louishna. No. 108-AN ACT to grant leave of tibsince i Judge O. P. JAckson and for-other... purrposes. SEcT. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Stateof Lauisiana, ine General Assembly convened ; That a leave of absence from the State.of Louisiana, for ninety days from the first of An- guSt. to L1h first of November eighteen hundred and forty-flive, be, and is heroby granted to 0. P. Jackson, one of the Associate Judges of the City Jourt of Now Orleans. SaT. 2. B it further enacted, Sy, That during the absence of said 0. P. Jackson, G.*Y. Biight, Esquire, one of the Associnte Judges.of the City Court of Now Orleans, be, and is hereby authorized to act in'the lieu and place of said 0. P. Jackson. (Signed) A BOUDOUQIJUIE, Spoeaker of the House of Representatives. tseened) FELIX GARCIA, 'resident of the Senate. 4ppruved Marh 10th, 141i. (8 neq) A. MOUTON, Governor of the State or Ioulsiana. No. 10-AN ACT relative to the Revenue of the State of Louiiana. SL'r. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of jZejiresentatives of the State of Louisiana, in General Assembly convened ; That the first section ofan act entitled an Act relutive to the revenue derived by the State from the tax on the agents of Foreign Insui rs or Insurance Compa- Tax on Fer- nies approved February the eigrhteenth eighteen hundred and forty-three, erg:, fijurance cerpaee fin- he so amended, that the tax therein imposed on said agents shall be seven creased. hundred and fifty dollars instead of five hundred dollars. SECT. 2. Be itfurther enacted, 4c., That the Collector of State Taxes in and for that portion of Orleans situated on the right Bank of the river Mississippi, shall immediately after the passage of this act, and on Collector ortthe third Monday of January of every second year thereafter, be appoint- Oena to reed by the Governor of the Stato by and with the advice and. consent of pp)inted by the Senate; which said Collector shall furnish bond and security, as re- Ow Uovernor. qtuired by existing laws for the other Sheriffs and Collector-, and receive as his commission for collection seven and a half per centum, in lieu of five per centum as heretofore. SecT. 3. Be itfurther enacted, 4-., That the proviso of the fifth section Act of wo of the act relative to Pedlers and Hawkers approved March sixteenth, relive to Ped- lers, tc. con- eighteen hundred and thirty he hereafter so cnstrued as- not to exempt ae1dii the Collector therein mentioned from exhibiting to the State Treasurer, every three months, the license and receipt or receipts of licenses -re- maining unsold which may have been placed by said Collector ii the hands of agents in the several parishes; and that the sixth section of the above cited act, and the third section of the act entitled an Act relative to Pedlers and Hawkers and to the Collectors of State Taxes on trades, pro- fessions and occupations in the parish of Orleans approved March eighth of een repo .ighteen hundred and forty-one, be and the same are hereby repealed. SECT. 4. Be itfurtter enacted 'c., That the Collector of State Taxes on Pedlers and thwkers shrall be entitled to demand and receive as n. full compensation for all licenses and receipts delivered by him, and for all

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