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Aa?(l Joint Resolutions, raised by
k the General Assembly offtouth Carolina,
Session of 1870-71.
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An Act to amend and Extend the
Charter of the Planters and Mechanics*
Bank ol South Carolina, and for !
< ther imrijoses therein named.
"Whereas tlie capita^f the Planters
and Mechanics* Bank ol South Caro- :
lina has been reduced, by losses, (rom i
one million of dollars to one hundred
thousand dollars, whereby the shares,originally
worth twenty five dollars !
each, are, at the present time, worth, '
in reality, but two dollars and fifty
cents each; and the President Mid Di
rectors of the said Dank have petitioned
for leave to consolidate their :
said shares at that rate, so as to bring
them up to their origin tl par value ;
Sec. 1. lie it enacted by the Senate
and House of Uepresentativos of the
Stats of South Carolina, now met and
silting in General Assembly, and by
the authority ol the same. That the
J3oard of Directors ol the said bank
he, and they are hereby authorized to i
consolidate the shares ol the said bank,
by calling in their said shares, and issuing
one share of the par value of
twenty-five dollars for every ten of
viien present snares, so tMat tlie mini- j
bcr of shares shall be reduced from
forty thousand to lour thousand : Provided,
however, That the said bank
shall, at the request of stockholders
now holding less tiiart ten shares, re.
deem the said shares at the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per share.
Sqc. 2. That the said Board of Directors,
before reducing and consolidating
the said shares, shall give at*
least thirty days1 public notice, in one
or more of the newspapers of the city
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consolidate, reduce and redeem the
stock of th3 said bank'; and, from and
after the day fixed and ho publicly notified
for the said consolidation, reduction
and redemption of the said shares,
no one shall be considered or held to
be a stockholder of the said bank who
has not received is, new certificate for
the consolidated snares at twenty-five
dollars per share; Provided, always,
That the holder ol any number cf original
shares under ten shall be at liberty
to sell and assign the same to
whomsoever he may choose, by endorsement
upon the certificate held by
liim, which endorsement shall, without
transfer at the bank, entitle the asciirno/i
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the said shares or the consolidation of
them, whenever he has acquired or
holds ten or more shares, at the price
or rate as in thp first section of this
net provided.
Sec. 3. The said Hoard of Directors I
arc hereby further authorized and em- J
powered, from time to time, to increase I
the number of shares and the capital
of the said bank at any time after
thirty days1 notice of their intention
so to do, published in one or more of
the newspapers of the city of Charles
ton, to a number not exceeding in the
whole twenty thousand shares, each
share to be of the par value of twentyl.vii
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fofT^eh additional slnnes, ;
under such regulations as they shall 1
presenile: Provided, always, That the >
stockholders shall have preference in
subscription to the increased stock, in j
proportion to the amount then held by
them.
See. 4. The said bank is hereby further
authorized to receive deposits, in
such sums, and at such times, as* the
Board of Directors may state, by public.
advertisement, and pay the same,
with a stipulated rate of interest upon (
L thetuv at stated periods, the interest to
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the credit of said depositors, upon the
same terms and conditions as the original
deposits.
Sec. 5. The present charter of the ;
bank is hereby, altered and amended,
| at in the previous sections of tits act
is provided, and in all other respects
the said charter is hereby confirmed as
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if those provisions had been originally
incorporated in tbe said charter, and
the said charter is also extended for a
period of twenty-one years beyond its <
present termination.
Sec. 0. That all other powers herein
conferred upon the Board of Directors
of the Planters and Mechanics' Bank
be, and the same arc hereby conferred
upon the Board of Directors of the
Bank known as the Union Bank of
South Carolina, which charter is also
hereby amended and extended in the !
same manner, and that they shall have
the same powers as are herein conferred.
See. Y. That the charter of the People's
Hank of South Carolina be, and
the same is hereby renewed for the
term of twenty-one years from and
after the sixteenth day of December,
which shall be in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three.
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See. 8. That the said bank, during?
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said term of twentv-ono years, shall
enjoy all the privileges, rights, powers,
immunities and benefits which it now
enjoys under the existing charter of
said bank.
See. 0. That this act shall be deemed
a public act.
Sec. 10. That this act shall not be
construed to exempt any of the banks
named from State or municipal taxa tion.
Approved December 0, 18*70.
An Act to Grant, Renew anrl Amend
the Charters of Certain Towns and
Villages thereiu mentioned.
See. 1. I5e it enacted by the Senate
and flouse of Representative of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and bv
the authority of the same*
Yilhi'jo of St. Stap/icns.
That from and after the passage of
this net, all citizens of this State, hav
mg resided twelve months within this
State and sixty days in the village of
St. Stephens, shall he deemed, and are
hereby declared to be, a body politic
and corporate, and the said village
shall be called and known by the name
of St, Stephens, and its corporate lim-*
its shall extend three-fourths of a mile
in each direction from the Depot of
the Northeastern Railroad.
Sec. 2. That the said village shall bo
governed by an Intcndant and four
Wardens, who shall be citizens of the J
United States, and who shall lmvc resided
in this State twelve months, and
shall have been residents of the said
village sixty days immediately preceding
their election, and who shall he
elected 011 the fourth Monday in March,
1871, and on the same day in each
year thereafter, ten days' public notice
thereof being previously given ;
and that all male inhabitants of the
ago of twenty-one years, citizens of
the State, and who shall have resided
within the State twelve months, and*
in the said village sixty days immediately
preceding the election, shall
be entitled to vote for said Intendant
and Wardens, paupers, and persons
under disabilities lor crime excepted.
Sec. 3. The said election shall he
held at some convenient public place
in said village, from eight o'clock in
the morning until four o'clock in the
afternoon, and when the polls shall he
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closet; me managers shall forthwith
count- the votes and declare the election,
and give notice thereof, in writing,
to the Intendant therein being,
who shall, within two days thereafter,
give notice, or cause the same to ho
given, to the persons duly elected :
Piovided, The Commissioners of Election
of Charleston County shall call
the first election under this Act, and
shall appoint Managers to conduct the
same, who shall make return thereof to
the Commissioners, the saino as other
elections held in this State. And the
said Commissioners shall count the
votes and declare the election, and no
lily the persons so elected Iutendant
and Wardens oi the said village. The
Intondai|^<4Uul Wardens, before entering
of their oft* oca,
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shall, respectively, take the. oath
scribed bv the Constitution nf .
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State, and, also, the following oath, to
wit: "As Intondant (or Warden) ol
the village of St. Stephens, I will
equally and impartially, to the best ol
my ability, exercise the trust reposed
in me, and will use my best endeavors
to preserve the peace and carry into
elfect, according to law, the purposes
for which I have been elected : So help
mo God." And if any person, upon
being elected Inlcndant or Warden,
shall refuse to act as such, he shall for
feit and pay to the Council the- sum of
twenty dollars for the use of the said
village: Provided, That no person
who has attained the age of sixty years
shall be compelled to servo in either of
said offices; nor shall any other person
be compelled to serve, either as Intendant
or Wardct, more than one year
in any term of three years. The Intendant
and Wardens, for the time being,
shall always appoint one or more
Boards of Managers, three Managers
for each Board, to conduct the election,
*vho, before they open the polls,
shall take an oath fairly and impartially
to conduct the same.
See. 4. That in ease a vacancy shall
occur in the office of Intendant, or any
of the Wardens, by death, resignation,
removal, or otherwise, an election to
iill such vacancy shall be held, by order
of tlie Intendant and Wardens, or
a majority of the same, ten days' public
notice being previously given and
in ease of sickness or temporary absence
of the Intendant, the Wardens
fbnning the Council shall be empowered
to elect one of the number'to net
as Inlendant during the time.
See. 5. That the lntenduiit and War
deny, duly elected and qualified, shall,
diving their term of service, severally
and 1 especlively, be vested with all
the power? of Trial Justices, or Justices
ol the Peace, as the ease may be,
in this State, within the limits of the
said village, except for the trial ol
small and mean causes ; and the Intcndanl
shall, or may, as often as is
necessary, summon the Wardens to
meet in Council, any throe of whom,
with the Intcndant, shall constitute a
quorum to transact business; and they
shall be known as the Town Council of
St. Stephens ; and they, and their successors
in ofliee hereafter to be elected
may have a common seal, which shall
be affixed to all of their ordinances ;
may sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded,
in any Court ol justice in this
State, and purchase, hold, possess and
enjoy, to them and their successors, ia
perpetuity, or for any term of years,
any estate, real, personal or mixed, and
sell, alien or convey the same: Provided,
The same shall not exceed, at
any one time, the sum of ten thousand
dollars. And the said Town Council
shall have authority to appoint, from
time to time, as they may see lit, such
and so many proper persons to act as
Marshals or Constables of said village
as the said Council may deem necessary
and expedient for the preservation
of the^Mae, goudorder, and police
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said vi('r and privileges,
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at tho pleasure, And
shall bo liable (JNHra||jwfcod at the
pleasure of said CuraSEsflgpd the said
Town Council ry^ESsSSS^ power to
establish, or aull ^M^^^^Pestnblidiment
of a mark* t^Kggw9Rtid village,
also to authorize ^g^H^HBishment of
a guard house, ntQ^H^9Hn'ibc suitable
rules and re!a?EERH|v>r keeping
and governing "ffiHH^B&iul, until
the said guard ' GflSSgstablished,
they shall be aut J^JggJj^Ue a room
in the) common 'omit v of
Charleston, lor I. no?BHs?ucnt ol all
who may bo subjocO'w^nyfc committed
for a violation of ati^ >?<li nance, rules
and regulations of said town. And
the said Town Counc il, or the said Intondant
and Wardens, in person, any
one or more ol tliem, may authorize
and require any Marshal of the town,
or any Constable specially appointed
for that purpose, to arrest and commit
to the said guard house or jail ol
Charleston County, as the case may be,
for a term not exceeding twenty-lour
hours, any person or persons who, within
the corporate limits of said town,
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may bo engaged in a breach ot the
; peace, anv riotous or disorderly con'net,
open obscenity, public drunken,Krs
or any conduct grossly indecent, 1
or daumr0US to tjlo citizt.-ns of said
towu, or i, v tliem. And it shall j
be the duty c- (jic Town Marshal or 1
Constables to nrrtsw Ja commit all ,
such offenders when rc<j,;r0(j HO l() t|(>) I
and who shall havo pVer lo CftU t(,!
their assistance the pos$> c0mi(mtlt8i if
need be, to aid in makina s>lll.|1 niTCSi;
and, upon the failure of sYa 0fl|cers u> j
perforin such duty as 'L^ed, they
shall, severally, be subjeeJC such fine8 j
and penalties as the Towr{Jouneil mny
impose upon them. Ami ->?\ l)crsons s0
imprisoned shall pay the r?.(s ,uuf eX.
polities iucidcnt. to t'heii- iiH.jS0I,,m.n(i
which said costs and cx|?*"T,s slm|| bo
collected in the same man,//^,ls js .,vu
vided for the collection 9>/'a\ms imposed
for the violation off ordinances
rules and regulations: lb-m idcd, Thai
such imprisonment shall not exempt
the party from the paynicnt ol any
line the Council may impose lor the
offence which he, sho or thoV may have
committed. And the said fjown Council
shall have full power and authority
under their corporate seal, to make all
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such rides and regulations thereof, as
well as the police system o( the said
town, as shall appear to tlnmi necessary
and proper lor the security, welfare
and convenience, and for preserving
health, order and good government
within said town. Ami the laid Town
Council may impose lines iVI- oltenees
against their by-laws, rules and regulations
and ordinances, and appropriate
the same to the public usA of said
town ; and the said Towtl Council
shall have the same pow< r tliat Trial
Justices of the Peace i <>u hn\l?or may
hereafter have, to compel thilattcndanco
of witnesses, and reijuiriAg them
to give evidence uj>on the trial before
them of any person or persons for a
violation of any of their ordinances,
by-laws, rules or regulations ; I but no
line above the sum of twenty-live dollars
shall he colleccld by said Council,
except by suit in the proper Courts of
Justice in 1 his State; and, also, that
nothing herein contained shall author
j izo said Council to make any ordinance
or by-law inconsistent with, orjrepugnant
to, the laws of. the State. I
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Sec. G. That the said Intendaiit and
Wardens, or a majority ol then)}, shall
have power to abate and reniavc all
nuisances in said town ; and it shall be
their duty to keep all roads, Kva\s,
bridges and streets in said town open
and in good repair ; and for that) purpose
they nro invested with all the
powers of County Commissioners or
Commissioners of Roads, for and wit hin
the corporate limits of the said
town; and they may lay out jnow
streets, close up, or otherwise iklter
those now in uso ; and shall have1 full
1 powei to classify and arrange the i inhabitants
or citizens of said town iliablo
to street, road or other public unity
therein, and to force the performance
of such duty under such penalties as
are now, or shall hereafter be, prescribed
by law ; and they shall have
power to compound with all persons
liable to work the streets, ways and
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iwiiw* 111 ?uiu io>\ ii, upon sucn terms as
their ordinances or by-lays may establish,
or their rules and regulations require,
the moneys so received to be
' applied to the public uses of said town;
and nil persons refusing to labor, or
1 failing to pay such commutation, shall
be liable to such fine, not exceeding
twenty dollars for any one year, as the
said Town Council may impose; and
they shall have the power to enforce
the payment of such fine in the same
maniuM' as is now, or may bo hereafter
provided for the collection of County
taxes. And the said down Council
shall have power, with the consent of
the adjacent land owners, to close all
such roads, streets, and ways within
the said town as they may dt-ein neccs
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miry, i?y mu hiik: 01 me Trochoid therein,
either at private or nuhlio sale, as
they may adjudge best for the interest
of the said town; and they shall keep
in repair all such new streets, roads
and ways as they may, from time to
time, deem necessary for the improvement
and convenience of said town :
Provided, That no street, road or way
shall be opened without first having
obtained the consent ot the land owner
or owners thereof, through whose
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promise any such new street, road, or
way may pass.
Sec. 7. The said Town Council shall
have power and authority to re quire all '
persons owning a lot or lots in said
town, to close in, and to make and keep '
in good repair sidewalks in front ol
said lot or lota, whenever the same
shall front or adjoin any public street j
of said town, if, in the judgment of the
Council, such sidewalk shall he necessary,
the width thereof, and the manner
of const ruction, to bo designated and.
regulated I y the said Town < outicil i
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V?lo notice, to make ami keep in good
repair such sidewaulks, ami to close
I such lot or lots, the Town Council may
I cause the same to he made or put in
' repair, and require the owner to pay
the price ot making or repairing; and >
the s:\i.l Town Council are hereby cm
powered to sue for and recover the
! name, by action of debt, in any Court
lot' competent jurisdiction: Provided,
That such contract for making or repairing
is let to the lowest bidder. The
cemeteries and public graveyards are
also placed under the jurisdiction of
tin; said Town Council.
See. 8. The Intcndant and Wardens
ol the said town, or a majority ol thetn,
J shall have lull power to grant or refuse
| license to keep taverns or retail spiritu|
oils liquors within the corporate limits
I of the said t own, upon such conditions,
and under such circumstances, as to
them shall seem proper and right: Provided,
That in no instance shall the
priciol a license to keep a tavern or to
retfti spirituous liquors he less than the
amount that is establithcd by the Si.
and all moneys paid for lieeus and for
lines and fore lei I ores, shall be appropriated
t?> '.lie public use of said town:
| Provided, That the Intcndant and War
dons, d uly elected, Khali no I have power
to grant any licens to keep tavern, or
retail spirituous liquors to extend beyond
the term for which they have been
elected. They shall have power to regulate
sales at auction within the corporate
limits of the town, and to grant
licenses to auctioneers, itinerant traders,
to keepers of hotels and livery
stables; and to levy a tax on all drays,
carts, wagons, omnibuses, buggies,
horses, mam; or mules, kept for hire,or
used for public purposes in said town;
and they shall have tiie lull and only
power to impose a tax on all shows or
exhibitions for gain or reward, within
the corporate limits of said town; they
shall have power to impose a tax, not
exceeding twenty cents on every hundred
dollars jt the value-o'f all real and
personal property lying within the cor
porate limits of the town, the real and
personal j roperty of churches and
school and colleges associations excepted.
That an ordinance th-claiing the
rates of annual taxation upon property
and other subjects of annual taxation
for the year, shall be published at least
three weeks during the month of January
in each year: Provided, That the
said Town Council shall have powcrto
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rule as is above stated, immediately at
iff the passage of this Act; and that all
persons liable to taxation under the
same shall make oath of their taxable
property within said town, and make
payment of their taxeu to the Clerk or
Treasurer of said corporation, or such
other person as they may be ordered or
required to do during the succeeding
month after publication, and upon the
failure to make such return and payment,
as require 1, the parties so in default
shall be subject to the penalties
provided by law for failure to pay the
general State and County tax, to be
enforced by the order of the Iutcndant
and Wardens, or a majority of them,
for the use of said town, except that, in
such cases, that executions to enforce
the payment of such taxes shall be issued
under the seal of the corporation,
and may be directed totboTown Marshal,
or other person appointed by the
said Town Council, to lev y, collect and
receive the same, with costs, as in such
cases made and provided by law; and
all property upon which such tax shall
bo levied and assessed is hereby declared
and made liable lor the payment
thereof in preference to all other debts,
| except debts duo to the State, which
' shall be first paid; and that all other
! taxes imposed by the Intendant and
I Wardens, or a majority of them, slmll j
i be payable, in advance, by the parties |
liable for the same, and, on failure of1
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A liberal ili -mint will be in ail' to tli< >'?
aIkiv advertisementS arc kept in lnratcivu
at' three mouths or longer.
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payment, 11? ir properly shall bo liable
for the same, art in maimer and form
just betoie stated.
Sec. 0. Tlic lutendant and Wardens
elect, together with I iork and Trcasurer,
shall, during their term ot ollicc,
be exempt from street and police duty.
Kaoh Town Council shall, within one
month after tho expiration of i. ir
terms of oflicc, make out and return t >
their successors in oHiee, a full a .-co u t
ot their receipts and expentUtuu* do r ing
their term; which account -hi! '?*
published in one or more | :o t ! tl
town or County; and shall \ y > ver d'
money* in their possession bclo:
to the corporation, and delis w un :t I
books, record* and other paper.- in dent
to their otliee, to their successors;
and, on failure to do so, they shall 1
liable to be lined in a Hum not exceed ing
live hundred dollars, to be collee
ted by any proper action of the Town
Council.
Sec. 10. That all ordin.tnoes or bylaw*
passed by the Town Couocil of
St. Stephens shall bo binding upon the
citizens of said town, the same as the
laws of the State.
Sec. II. That all Acts ar.d parts of
Acts inconsistent with, or supplied by,
this Act, be and tho same are lierebc.
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repealed.
Sco. 12. This Act shall bo deemed a
public Act, and continue in force for t bo
tenu of twenty years, and until the end
ot the Legislature thereafter.
Town of Sumter.
Sec. 13. That from and immediately
after t ho passage ot this Act, al\.
and every, person, or persons, who are
constitutionally qualified to vote for
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j of * ?iin State, and w ho may reside with
in the present corporate limits of the
town of .Sumter, for sixty day.? immediately
preceding an annul election for
lntendent and Wardens, tire herehv
declared members of the said corpora t
ion.
See. I I. That the said persons and
their successors shall, from and after
the passage of this Act, become a bo I r
corporate and politic, and shall l???
known and called by the name of the
Town of Sumter; tln?v lioi-n ?
j common seal, may sue and be sued,
, implead and be impleaded, in any Court
of law or equity in this {State, and may
J purchase, bold, possess and enjoy, to
tliem and their successors, in perpetuity,
or for any term of years, any
estate; real, personal or mixed.
See. 15. Tint the municipal oillces
of said town shall ho, and are hereby.,
vested in an Tntendant and four "Wardens,
to be chorm as hereinafter menliot>"d
and directed, who shall bo do
nominated the Intcndar.t and Wardens
of the town of Sumter, ami shall ho
pcrsotw wlio actually reside within the
limits of said corporation, and have s;>
ressided attest sixty days immediately
preceding lluir election.
j See. 10. That on the second Tuesday
I in April ot each year, an election fi r
' Intendant and Warden shall he he'd y\
rucIi convenient place, or places, within
said town, as may he designated by
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election all Kuch persons as have been
before declared members of the said
corporation shall be entitled to vote by
| general ballot.
! See. 17. That the Iutendant and Wardens
duly elected and qualified, uj
above directed, before they* enter upon
the duties of their oHioc, shall in addition
to the oath prescribed in Section
30 of Article 11 of the Constitute uf
ta"ke the following outh, to wit: "I, as
Inteudant (or Warden) of the town ut
Suinter, do solemnly swear, or afTir
that I will equally and impartially, 1 o
the best of my skill and judgment, ex
creise and discharge the trust repemo I
in mo, and will etrtleavor to carry int?
effect the purposes for which I iiara
been elected: So help nio God/' A I
that the said Inteudant and any two or
the Wardens shall constitute a qnort; i
for the transaction of business; and i i
c.is-c of il o dc'atb, resignation, or absence
fron. fo\vrt' of the Tntendar.t afor o
said, the s-.'d Wardens, or a majority
of them, shall elect from among them
selves an Intcndant to till such vacancy
Occasioned as aloresaid, and that in
ease of death, removal from office, or
resignation of any ofthcsoi.l Warden-',
then, and in such ease, the Intondan
and any two Wardens sliali appoint a
time and place for election ot another
Warden to til 11 the vacancy so ocori
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