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Ebbs the crimson life-tide
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Gather in the eretiing bladt
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Hush Jhv^tJ^JUid boVfUliiue#a^
Hearken t3thegfeat-hearl secret,"< '
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Bear thei r eagles h igliirtaiHare^ J
Aud my wrecked and scattered gallevs
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Tiio^h po glittorjiig guards Kummd.m
Prompt to ad their inhster's will, "*
I mifcC perish lilct a KohSiti, J. :;
Die the great Triumvir still.
Let not Ccasaifa sfeK-IR feiTWonyjJ ?< HI
Mock the 1 i (Mi , J).jH y i
'Twas no feoman*s namrtnat,slew uim
'T^rfs his own tfeaEHtruclcJtbe t/ldvte
Hear, tteji, pillowed #u.tbypUosoni,.
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4itJj tiiy Cairefe&es !0l
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And thou, sliSU^idI$M?Aftnt r.
GloriousS&prMfefctif Jl?e Jllp, "k
Light th^ Jip-ytyiiiiuj-Uttirroirai "L sj
With the splendors of thy smile,
Give thi9 Ceasar crowns and arches,
Let'MHbrosrmrnftrretiwiTife;'
I scorn Jbeisenatols triuiiw^frrryTJ1* O
Tri^rtug ii&ve li
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ThSieC!liL
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Will my voice.?X#ltapg Wo}?,/
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Laws of /.South .Carolina
ACTS A mi 3 0INT * EfSOLUTIONS
ASsitf BY'TEE GENERAL
.yj!i<l'ti i;? i?o*/
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[Published by AUth&rlty'.j
AN aSS/o <3?n<,
thd^WArler^Sr tti?"\Roc'l
^ 1 /
Section, V. ?e ^ M jUip. Sen
ate and lib use of Kegreseutati ves of the
But6 of South tJarblma.' how ' met and
lttiufr in-General Aaseinblyraj'id by the
-. a., :.7> .7
Thw irojn and afior.^hc.passageol
this Act, all tftize/is of wis State; jiav
fn" rotiljitt/l t\i-ofvA hirmfha \vi?li?rt .the
Htate, aud sixty days ia'., jbe village oj
Rock Hill, shall be deemed', ana aro
hereb^jlwltf^ia be,?vrfct*}y police atiti
corporjit jge alMi ^bE
calleJ^attcf ^qpwjp.liy the .nameiofftopji
Hill, and Stf^.oqx^ocate ljualta, sliujl. w
teiid.^ef -^u aJj-e^.of a jsqu^re each ijide
when# la ^njx^e^mid, toe ccutj/a
whereof Is UoAion's Hot^i,",. , ,,l{i
8.sc. ^ T^at/k??$idp4'i]la?c bo
goverifed % ^d'Jfour
\Vardei1s," Vrrfo JmM be dulafejSs of.'tJip
United fetates, aud_jy*ho ?sjiali_ha'vejt^:
sidediu this 8Late twelve months, and
>h<UJfjfflta9Er**lh '^idctt*W: tlie,jn*ld
viliaieiUtV cftyrf^nifcdp&ly prece
dingfflfclr friijoTiOn; and "who shall be
ejected the second Monday of January,
1873, and ou the s^<J<juy/frV faeh year
thereafter, ten days' public notice there
of being previoualy-rHuyei*; and that all
male inUabMKinm UkaCSuge oktiuinty
oueytars, citizens of the State, and who
shall }t?ve ?re?iileth within rtbe. fctatQ
twelve fiub&fl, And in ihe said
sixty d^fsiip?in?i^t^y^|)rcei-(liii^ tSieir
electitki^ shall' be ii/tiwed to ?vf>te fi>s
?aid lntendant and Wardens, paupers
and persons under disabilities of crime
excepted.
8kc, .8. Tl?o sai<J elect ioa shall be he|(|
at sortieJc*)nVenioTifptrbirc pfa</e in the
aid vftlage,Trofrf 10 o'clock In the aiorn
Jag, untjlio'^l<fctin.theafteihoon,and
wneu'the polls Shill be closed, the Man-J
agers shall forthwith courtU tiro votc^
and declye tjjp election; and gwe no-.
Uee tbereof^ln writimr^ to tue Jntsn
daut ?4b?k;in-'-bfeingii-wiy)4ih4U,^ wit am
two davs thereafter <rive notice, or cause
tbesameta.be civtai/i to itbe pefaons
elected. The Intcndant and War
dens,- iiefbre entering, ioh the duties of
their, respective otiicev shall takeHhe
oath prescribed l>y the (Junstituiion of
the State, and also the following oath, to
wit: "As iuteudajitipi:^ardiiiJ.jofrthe
village of Ifcckl?f*r0^i wilW?$uu!ly
and impartially, to the best of my abil
ity, thfc Lru^f repwoU: in mCj
and will' use? my .best eadeavoj^ to pre
nerve-^he peaccaud carry in to eflTeet, ac
cording to law, the purpose for which I
have been elected: .So helpline, Xxod*'
Ana, lr any person, upon oeing ejeuieu
Intendant or WarnEW shall
act as 8uelfcte??#lJ?rfeit Md ojfcV ;ty
the CouiAA-*ftre^f#OT t\v fKmnr*;
.forthe useof the said village: Provided,
That no person who haS attained the
age of sixty years shall be compelled to
three years- The. 1 ntendant and . Waiy
dens,*?oi1thtr time ^lucr, *tlhrfll always
appoint one or mote Boards of Mana
gers, tthrte '^Hftgera* for<>aeh Board,)
to conduct'Hie electron, \rh6, before they
open the poIfl9r9hdll take an. oath fairly
and impartially to cppduct the same.
Sec. Tltk^'fn ea** a-vacancy sliall
occur HVthfr'tffflce of Intendant, or 01113!
of the'Witi?deb9.:by- iftntth, re?ignati'erv,
remol#41?/bl!"'^lliei^vi^e!,,jan election t?
fill such va4m!Bj??lMH be held by ordei
of the Intendant and ^Wardens, or 1
majority -ot the sanio, ten day*' public
"ili'i Knlnnr nivvinildlv iril'I'll ' JLIul it]
case of 8ickn^o^l^ipomity^b?*rt?e of
the Intendant tha^ UL:yid?ui%?forming
the Council, shalSjJPtc
elect one of the number to act as Intent
ant th'?<?ime*I >> T'/[/.'/
State 5.SDbatehe Intendant and War
dens Uul^ckk-ted ?nd qualilted' shall
duria^Yhe.term or office, severally and
reapadBlTeijp be Svestecf witli alI the pow
ers o f Trial.-Justices, or justiees of tht
Peace, as the case may be,-ki th& Stale,
-withiaiiifi.liinits of said village, excepl
for the trial of &uaay.,and cases;
and the X^teiu&irt^hal!'anrf'lrt)Sy, at
oftenraafs'iiee^ssary. {junjuaoti the War
dens to meet in coundl. any three ol
whorffrWtL/ffie ftnteiidant, shall ton
stitute ^uowiiu to - tj^nsaefc, business;
and thajusbatttie JEno?n as.Uio Towc
CouncU^jof ^opjSj iiilL* and they and
theiriucdesfiork.ih office, hereafter to be
electro, may,^vea'common Valy which
shall be aJfixja&ttTatt/ th'etf 'Qrdinances,
gue?, pleaJ'aiid be: ita
Sleadedln any' court of justice itl'thlf
tate; amt~pnTchaserhoftfr, -possess aiui
iterm flf4wSpJn?.V estote,; i;eal, o? per:
sonal, br mixed, and sell, alien or con
yey the same: ProvicJBK, 'Sire same alial
not exceed, j&any.ojje time, the aum o
ien thmieamtfsail
Town Couacil^alvalirhave authority U
appoint frftWfrmPtO^tMfe, as" Tliey maj
,see flt.guch and so -n^any proper per
sons, tfr'actas* Marshals orConfctables o;
jaawTCouncil may deon:
necessary ana exp^uhhit'for' the pfeser
vation of the .peace,, go^d ^order, apt
police thereof, wrfetPpefeemsse appoint'
ed shall, yfifcbju tbojjorpo^te limits u,
said villa^Jiava the power and'privl
leges, aaif ttMronJwft toQln the . obliga
tloo-s penalties and regulations provided
by la?r for the office or Constable; anc
pe jjj&le ty be rewoyetf at Uic
pleasure of said Town Council; anjJ the
. /sdid Town Qouucil shall have pow^r to
J Establish, or authorize the tefablishnient
of a Market House in said village; also
~ auth&??j?hc establishment of a guard
i house, dnd> to prescribe suitable rules
" %nd regulations for keeping and gov
erning ther same; and the said Town
'! l&dueti; oKlhe staid Intendant aiid Wari'
dens, in person, any one or xnore of
ma^aitfhorize_aud require any
Ihe fcfcaany ' Constable
Pixilated fioc that purpose, to
Tarrest aficTSomnTTt*foThVUuard i louse,
' for a teiim' :not ^exceeding twenty-four
hours, auy person or persons who, witli
ju^tlie'icorporate limits of ?atd town,
> who mafy.tye engago?#n any breach 6f
the peace, riotous or disorderly .conduct,
open obscenity; public drunkenness, or
, ^cuuluc^'.gr^sslyJtidtjQgiUi or.dan
ireTouij (b tl? dlklensf^df- said town, or|
MarshaloPl
jspecia!
11
and it ehall.be tbeuUity of
? the Town Marshal or (Jonstalfclc to arrest
And commit* all'! such 'offenders, When
? mjuiredjt# do so; ami-.who shall have
power tii'call to -their assistance the
pdsst'cdmitfitus, if heed be, to aid- in
.j raakf}fe-/sui;h.lv?rre^t6; ap^ iipottthqlaH-'
we of such pjjicors to per far ui such
dtrfy tt?' KHioiml,' fcftey tjhttll1'severally
be?Ttf>jcct"feC> such fines'and penalties as
tlj?JtowpSjL.,ouncil may impose upon
them; and all jtetowfc sd "inlpri&oiwd
shall pay the costs'and expenses~ihci
dent toTlietr imprisonment; which said
- <wpts aud expenses shall be collected in
>. IhAsame mauner'as'iS provided Tor the
colloctiwi*ot-tildes Hi)posed fpj^-tiio vio
lation q^ drtfinances, rule?, and"! regular;
timif^l^fMcl^'-'fFhat sit'clF hftprisoifc
nient shall not exenrpt the party from i
payment of any fine ' the" C6unbil '
may ini.ppse for; t^; oftence which he,
sue or mey may nave cuimmufu ; ,nuu
the said Town Council shall- have full
, pojvernnd authority, under their corpo
' Tareseul.ato make ail such rules and reg
ulations,Ordinances,rf$tf :
> peeling tiitwrtreete, roads and bu#hi&9~
therjeof, as well as the police system of
the faid town, as shall appear to them
necessary and juprac. lot ?the^ecuj;itY,
welfare andlcoiiVeaienqja o^ the' iohiibi
i tants of saiti ffrwn7"amr for preservfiig
1 health, or demand good .government,
witliih .-said to^ji; the said 15&frn
.Co uh?i Iniay impose fines for oflences
!' against their by:iaws, rules and , regula
tion^ and ormtrtmeesf^d ~apprepi<?kte
the iame to the.putjljc use.of said-town,;
' Hnd,the said 'Town Council slialilVat'e '
the samet P9\\?j Jbtfti&fcs or
Jjujjtfces of the Peace pow have, on n^ay
r irarefefter have, to compel the attendance
^?Pwit^^es,^ud reauixi^ thien) tf) give '
?Videnco plW?ijfc trial; besfore: them of .
. any person or persons.foe X violation of
?!?*.' nf their ordinances. bv^iaws. rules
j an$ Regulations; but no fine .above-the
s ?iim of ^wupt^Tjive dojlars shall be col
' Iccterf bjr said "Council, except by suit in
r proper jjourts in.
. ana also taiai, tuft had <* i*eioii>' ooataii^d
, shall affmoK/e Asaiu "Council to 'make.
' any; oidinynceor by-laws inconsistent;
; with or repugnant io the laws of the
,*4 : .
ujfqiac. 6.'That,tl}6,sjiid Jntendant tnid
gardens, or a mhjorltj'or them, shall '
: liftte powet- to abate and remove all nui
, swnce? !lti" sojd to\vri; and it shall be
r tfieir ckrtyto* keep'-nil roads, ways, brid
ges iand streets within the corporate
limits of said town open biid in g6od
repaid And for-tlutf purpose they pre;in
. vested: with .'all the powers of (County
1C6nimissionersi forand-witbin tbu C6t-. <
pOlatewihnitssjf said^-town* audthoy.
MOftyi lay out new strefcts; close?up, alter :
laiw^cleutHofce now in use; and shall i '
rmive full power to classify*laud arrange ji
! tbe inhabitaulsor citizens.of said town li
| liable to street, road or public duty-there-1 ]
! S.. * ? tlw. >\m.f!r.itinnfij?n rtf Lilhll I j
, XIIU IU IUIUC HIV puiiwiiimuvv v#* nMv,i.
I duty, under such penalties as arc now,
or slmll hereafter be, prescribed by law ;
and they shall have power to compound
with ail persons liable to work the
rftrfcets, ways and roads in said town ;
Uf!fon such 'terins^s their, ordinances or i i
by-laws may e.Htabll8tt'f-~or their rules'i
and regulaUons uuiy ry.qyirethcruiou--ji
ey s0 reee^vetf *o ha applied to iho p^W <
lie use of^tuii tdtviiea trtal 1 .person* nt-Ji
fuyiig to labor, or failing to pay such
iniipQ.se; and they shall have power tob
fen force the payment of such fine in the J <
same mtihner as Is now, or hereafter,'
now be, pro.vide.d .for. the col lectio^ oi' i
ffiunty taxek And the said Town Coiih-.i ;
cil shall have power, with the consent!]
of the ad&Ccnt hind.owners, to close"all <
bu^'li roa<&,;streets and ways, witrliih tlie ft
said tou'n,'A.^'they 'may deem necessary, i i
by-the sale.of the.freehold therein , <4i-*h- ;
er at pi ivate or public sale, as they may j I
adjudge best for the interest of the said 1
I fliow cKulf 'L-uoit in'ronhn' rill ' ?
such new streets, roadst'dud ways as tliqy
may, from time to time, deefn,<nec&?ar.v }'
for the improvement and convenience!*
of saad towtlt Provided,.^hat. no '.street, r
wad or opened withontu
fixsl having obtained (he consent of the;l
land owner or owners?ther?<jf, through !<
whose premises any Such new street, j<
road or way may pM^??<y * ry r
Sec. 7. The said^qjh&i &mrpcir may-J
have power ami ai!thoVtty"ttf iTfjUlre all <
persons.owuiug.* lot atUit^in said town !
it) closean, ,ai(T4o mt^te and keep in
good r?pah*-'6iftewalky 1ir~front of said
k>t.or lots, whenever the same shall ji
front or adjoin, any public, street of. said',
town, If, in the judgment of the 'Court
cjl, such sidewalk shall be necessary,
. ttie. width thereof, and the manner yi
construction, to be designated and regu-'
lated by the said .Totoi* Council; and
for default or refusal, after.reasonable
nEntice, to make and keep in good repair ,
[ such sidewalks, and to close such lots, i
i the Town Council eauso the same
-itto be1 made or put in repair" and rcouire
ttfcheiowners to pay the pricwyof making!
jociepifiiM; aitQbfc IfidOflaJB" .Co'un-t
t; cil are hereby empowered to sue for and
; recover the sat no by action of debt in '
i any-court of eomu/et^WtorWiction:!,
Provided, That stw$L^o&n4l8ct?Jbr ma-|
j kingiaud repairing is let. to ,the lowest!
i biddlr, The cemeteries alid publicj
I nrrnvt variU ara oIja.?uliuiwl . I)H(I^I' Uk** .
jurisdiction of the Town Council.
jjSe?. 8. The* iriteadaiitiadtf'Wardens]
of itlio said town, or a majority qf Uiem, j
shall liave full power to grant or relume
license tt keep taverns or retail1 ?j>iritous
liquors. wjfclurx(the carponap limit-! of
^be said town,* upon such'"conditions, ,
and under such circumstances, as"^!
! them sjwUjjMH) proper and jrigJtt :t fJ'O^i
jvided, That in no instance shall the
| pride of a license to keep a tavern or to j
! retail spiritousi liquors, be less than the ;
amount that* Is established by the State : j
and all moneys paidtfor licenses and for <
A tliull U 1 M t i () . ,
^ aui^ivi^liu^pitau vv ,
[ for the public use of the said town": Pro-'
. vlded, That the Intendant and Whr
i dens, duty elected, shall not have power
; to-grantany licehs&'fc keep taverff or)
1 retail spiritous liquor^ to extend beyondj
1 the term Tor'which they have beejuj
I elected. They shall have power to r<?g
r. ulate sales at auction' within the corpo- >
. ratdlimits of said town, and to gfaht:
^'llWhse'to auctioneers, itinerant traders,!
1 to keepers of hotels'Dit^ilfySry .^tables,
f aud itortevjf a ,ta,x op all drays,
I wagons', carriages, ouin ibuses,. "buggie^,
^ horsesvtuaros pr ruule^ kept for hire or
r used for public'purposes, in said to\Vn;
. aud they, shall Lave full and.*ouly. pow-'
f+'er to imposes tax pu all sb<W3 -or exlii
, bitions, for gain ion reward, ivitmn I He
. corporate limits, of, said town. They .
1 shall have'the pmycr to impose a'tax,
. irt>j&xlt?eding twenty . cents on fevery
f hundred-pollaw of the value of all real
:'and personal property lying withiir;th\?'
.j corporate-; l(p4t# . pf jstfd; JpjtVW real.and'
I psrsoiial property of. churgheq and,
p school and college assoeration.<+?x'Cepted; ^
That ordinance declaring the rates of
the annual taxation -upon property- aT
otheir subjects of annual taxation for-tl
year, shall be -publighed.; jtf,. Jeast"t.hr
weeks, during the month of January,
each year':' Provided,'. That the' sa
Town Council shaU havepo'wer to'fel
a tax for this year, under the gam$ ru
as is above.stated, immediately af<er U
passage of this Act; and. that.pJJ.pe
sons liable to taxation under; th'e sari
shalj'hi&ke oath of their taxable pr
perty within said;tawn,and;:niake pa;
ment of their taxes to the Clerk <
Ti-eajBureE.of said, corppration or. sue
BtTTer persbn as they may* be onlered' <
(required to do during' the succeed ir
jjionth after publication, and upon tl
failure to make such return; aud, (pa;
ment as. rcuuired. the parties so, :in d
fault sliaU be subject to tlie peualti<
provided by law for failures' to pay Jtl
general State and County tax, to be ei
forced by ,tjie i orders ;pf-.the -Inteudai
and Wardens, or.a,maj6ri,ty of them, ft
the use of tb6 said tp.wn,"6'xcept In 'sue
cases tnnc execunousto enrorce inepa;
went of'Buch taxes shall beinsuod mtdi
the seal" of U-ie coji>fli'aU(mi An<J:jui#y ,1
directed to the TflWjUjAlarsbalL or,otty
person's .rfypointeil bv" the Town Coin
-eil to levy, collect afiirhpceireHhe s^iir
with oofete, as isinsUch dases made an
provided, b^lpw; and aU property, upo
which such tax slialf be* levied pnt^.a*
scssed i^>.hereby dyclared aiUl ' riVatle ji;
hid Tor the ^iynieitt':thereof, !h 'prcfci
euce to all-other debts, except debts dn
to thb Statet whioh shall be .first paid
aiufe that, all other (fixes imposed by tl)
jjiifccnda'itt andAVardens; or a majorit
Of ttiem; shall be liable for the sailie,' r
in manner and form just before.stated.-*
SeC. 9. The IuLendaut andAVj&idqi;
elect, together with Clerk and Treasiu
ec, shall, during tlieh\tehri' of office, I
exempt from -street and police dutj
Each ToWn ,Couiroil: shall; within ; on
mmitU after the-expiration of their,ten
jof office, make out and return Jo.thei
'successors in office a full account'of fliei
receipts ami expenditures during :'tftei
term, which account shall.be publishc
in one or. more.nauers of tho town, an
shulli pay over all moneys, in their pos
session belonging' fo thd' corporator
aud deliver up ' nil' books; records an
other papery incident*. to- their- ptllce. t
their successors; and on -failure to do p
they shall be liable to be fined in a sui
not exceedinc five hundred dollars;'1
bc.colhcted by iiriy proper action of th
Town Council. I ,i!j ^ i!
Sub. 10. That all Ordinances or hj
lawsj passed by thff TbVli Council c
Iloekifill.'.^hhll.lic bindj-n& upon th
Citizens of said-, .town, the same as th
Idws of the 8tat6. '* < ' '
Sec. 11. Ail acts, and parts of att;
inconsistent with this act, be, aud ,th
same are hereby, repealed.'
Skc. 12. Th-is Act'db&il be doomed an
taken to be a j>yb|ic^ Act, and shall con
Untie in Toree until repealed!
i 5 Approved M,arcli 4, 1872."*"
,.. f:<rje;- boin?r lo a-jiJi l "
A Iff A CT to Incorporate VtQ Town t
Malt ins, in Marion County, State" (
Soutu Carolina . ? ?-?
Section 1. Jie itcn^ctcd by the Sen
ate and Houeelof ItepreseiitAtlves ?-c
the 'State of South Carolina-, now mc
and siting .In, ]C|eueral A Nimbly, am
b'ythfc 'authority, of the .spine, \ ? ,
'That' tVotn./vkiid a(tec tlu/,, passage o
this Act, all vitizcns offtJ)instate,hpylnj
resided sixty days in the town ott Al.ul
ilh'M, shall be deemed;and :nVc:heTo!>;
declared "to be, a body politic and coi
porate, and Um^jd *jwnjfthallcbe caJJei
lud knownIly.tife vtffrie cifc'Mu-iJins/Hjfc
its lor.p^iaje limits hluill (Xlir.djijdf,
mile North1',1 Vme^quartor of a mile 'Eas
*nd West, andm'ie-thirdof au]ileS6uth
From a stake which shall be in the ndutr
!>r square of ?aid town
Skc. 2. That the said town shall b
eoverncd bv an Jntendant aiid fom
aniens,, who siiuii uc eiuwns 01 iii>
United States, and who shall lrtive beei
residen tSjdfc the said- town /or sixty day
iinniediiUv^ ^ecmlirfj^^h^ir election
and who shall be elected within thirt;
Jays after thepuKsage ol':tl)ia Act, am
air cry year thereafter, on the second Mbn
i* y in January, ten days'.public notici
thereof? beiwf\previoq jty piven; ad.<
that alt. jnkl?Jnl\abltanti; of-the age-o
UvSity -one years, citizens of the Slate
init who sha.U.luive,. res jdod in the,saij
town for sixty days "inihiediiitcly prtce
ling the election, shall be entitled t<
yote for said Intciidant, and- NYardcns.,
f>?C. 8.*That tlie election for Tntchdari
in<L f\Varden?'of the said towh: shall b
li?nj in some convenient house, orgomi
jtJier' convenient public place, in tin
s;nd town, trom nine o'clock in tni
morning uptji four ^o'clock h* the jiftcu
noon, and when the pollfrshnil be dosed
thtf^Ianngers shall forthwith <;ounb tin
rates an<l proclaim the -election, aiu
jive ,noti e, in \vriting, to the person!
sleeted, ' 'i^e-ititendant and
sliall aiiprmt ttj ^Managers ;t<* h(?ldtb
?nsuin^y^or Sny&iibsequenf^euKJiion
1-he Managers, in each case, .shall, befon
they'open the polls for paid election
take $i^mth*,.fajjlyiajij*rltipartial ly#
i-onduct the same ; auc^that tue lutqn
ilantand WaYtlinis, beTor'e ebtenugtTpoi
Uip-vduties of their respective oAlices
diflU taike the: oath -prescribed by- tin
Constitution'of this Btato, and, also, tin
following oath, to witi ."As Iritendant
(or Warden,) of the town of Mullins;
will equally and impartially, to the bes
?f my ability,.exorcise the trust repose*
ilLUie; and 1 will uso my best endeavor
Nxpteserve the peace aud carry.iuto ell'ec
according to law, the purposes for wliicl
1 have been elected: so help me, God;'
The said Intendaut and \\ ajrugns shal
hold their oifi^es from the Urrve of ijjbei
election until tlie second M7>n<!ay" ii
January, epsajujg, - aiut uutli their sue
censors shall Wo-eWol^d' &nd qualified.
Skq. 4. That in case ty vacaiKjy shal
occur in the ollice of InteiVdant, or ain
of the Wardens, by dcuiU). rcsiguatiQii
removal or otber^-I^Oi J[i?ekgetj*>iy?Ji 1
such vacancy shall ue "held, by order c
SSWSfiM
sickness, or temporary absence of tlx
Intendaut, the Wardens, forfuing th;
Council, shall be empowered to elect on
of the number to act Infendaut durinj
fheftime. t '. ,
Sec.,5. That the Intendanf and War
dens, dulv elieted'and oualilied. shall
during their term of 'service; "severally
and i-fespectfvelj',!b(9 - vested-with all tli
jurisdiction of Magistrates or Trial" Jut
iicctewifhlfi tli'6"llmits of said toyfn,.iui<
tjie Jntendaut shall, and nidy, as of(6i
as lie may devju, Ui-'cessaryj sum01911 th
Wardens to 111 e?t in CQurvctf, any two 0
whom, TvIth*"fn<HntmTlfrntf mjr?;coti
stitute a quorum to transact busine.^
and they shall be known by the name c
the Town Council of Mulliiis, and they
and theirsiiecefesors hereafter to be, elect
e?l^ may have a common seat,1 whicl
shall be affixed to all ordinances ; ah
the said Town Council shall have authoi
itVjto appoint, ffom time to tinie, as th?;
se4. fit) sucfh, and so many, proper per
sons to act as Marshals or Constables c
the said town, as.tbe said Town C'ounci
niay defem necessary and : expedient fo
the preservation of the peace, good -orde
and police thereof, which pewonsfo ar
o^lited shaH, "vyitliinthe corporate lim fi
c/l'.euiJtoWn, have the'pbwcrs; privilege
and .emoluments, and be subject to ul
the obligations provided by law; forth
ollice of Constttbte, and shall be-liable t
be removed at .the pleasure of said (Jour
oil; aivd* 'iiie flaid^rown Council aha
luxa. power to establish or authorize th
es^lashmeirfi of the mkrketr house, -8
also of ia: gtrcird house in "said 'totfa
And'the saidP 'Pmvn Council shall hixv
full'power and authority tinder-Miel
corporatajqeplf to aljj jqjjch rule:
by-la1 rs ancl ordinances respecting th
?treete, roads, market^hd-flse^r ptlfcH
buildings, cud tlic business thereof, an
icj the police, system ofi^aid towft, as slid
ie appear to thejp..up9ess^ andpropar.ft
ee security,''well Are and ^convenience,"aji
Ln for preservhnfetoealth,'-order and gfrc
i'di go vcrn va ent w i tip a. ,tbe e i ant}. .$1
y- tiftid TowirC({\iiicy'may impose lines f(
oHence&agnlnst theirby-lawB ahd'okl
ie ufiuces-and/ttppr^nrja^e: the.jametotl)
j... public us? of Haiti ,to>vn; and ,-the sai
je- Ooiincil shall have the.same power whic
0_ Magistrates or Trial Justices'flow'haS
y_ to cdmpel* the attendance ofcwitneSse
!)r and require them to give feyidence iipo
h the trial before them of any person lor
,r violation of any of these by-lawa^oro.
,Vr (linancckj'but ho fine above_ tne'suih <
twenty dolhirs shall be."collected toytL
y. To>vn Council, - except-by suit' fn'th
e. Court of/Common Pleds; and allthe Ui
3S- laws, ruJesjan^lordin/mcea tbe said,Tow
|Council';may ^}4ke,sUalln tidies
I No. uiTKinnr' Tr?'Vi^visJiil' /ir' rniipjil ' li'v f li
!t> General'this Btate! ;r
Se& <>] uiFhM thd said' "IritODfdarit5 fcti
Wirrdejjfl sbiill Have full'powejft? nbat
and remove Jityi?au$c& Jn >ho sftiU ]?>wf
w?
al^f 4^- ijrk'Rtt'd cM'ithjWI v.ihefpbMJer
-heretofore gran tea to Commjb^lancrs f
J&oads; and shall have full power *t
classify and arrange th^TrthabltaiitS c
srtitf tov'ji;;li9bte to; street, ?<Jad or uthe
public .duty "therein, and, t<j force ?h
performance'::6f j&itl1 duty/ undeV stic
penalties aa-are now; or shall heiimfte
be prescri bed'by , law : iPjQwde^. "jCht
the said "Town 'Cotiheii hiay "com'jiouh*
"with pereona-liablb to perfomi-Bilflll'dtitj
[Upon HUch terms and upon thepftj'meij
of such sums ' as may be'established b'
laws or ordinances:.And prov ided,
That the inhabitants of said town ar
hereby exempt from r(oad iyid, pulUi
duty withbut'tlie'corporte limits sdi
town. ,j JhoodwUi?^?a s?hq3 -i,ru
r Site. 7. The Paid Town Council c
Mullins shall1 have''full power' irndfau
thoritylp require alii peraons/oUniigc
? ..lot .or Jots in said to\yn.to make and keej
<j j in good'repair sidewalks in front of sai^
i_ lof or iots, whenever the same sliall'flrcm
or ailJrOl.U, any UI uiu jhijjui; stiiTut.
gfliidiimvh,' if in th'e judgemerit'of th
C'ouncirsuchsidewalksslmit'benecefisu
ry% the \yidtli thereof aud tl^e mpnuefl.c
eonstrtffctio'n' to be designated iitid regu
la'tcd by) the Town UounoJl ;-and for de
fault' or refysai,.after reasonable;notice
. J&r make and keep jn repair 'such side;
walks,* the-Tfrwn Council :itiay caus&th
samel to be made or put in repair aud-fj:
i^Jiira the owner to pay the price of ma
kingiand repairing: Priftrdeu, Thatsucl
Contracte.for making: t>r repairing-b?fe
tnithe (lpwest bidder. The-, cepwtecie
AU?1. 'public graveyards are also placej
urideu Hhe Jurisdiction' of wild Towi
ConiKJi].),^,.0 ,... y..M
L Si:c. 8. That the power fp,grant or rc
'fuse ilcenSes io keep tavern or retai
sniriluous ' Jiouow Withiit the.lijnits c
].sflid corpratiun.be, and,the same i?f here
)f by, ; vested' Ki;fhu -Tou'iV Council Of'Mill
if litis. And!tih$h4id CotiriciLmoy rgrafi
Jiottnses to,retail,hninousv^ 1 ioiiorst(,t
i- such ^ers6hsr;hiVa ill' 'such';qi1ftnmlfe9,'n
if! such rate?, and ;npon such terms am
>t I conditions as tbq said Council lnay^eeu
[| i b^t and proper": Frovldedy. that in n<
| instance - slmM< the-pY-iec df a licenseti
ifj.K&tfp taver.n^, ,or toa-e^il jyilritoous ,Ji
if iqyors. he fixed at'.a* less sum man i? e?
1-j Ublished by; the laws of'thJs Btfrte, am
y' aft mopevs"paid for tiqenfea,andfor line
- and forfeitures for retailing spiriti]ou
fr, liquors, keeping taverns' rth<K;mTIiar<
Ij tabled within the limits without lieen^ce
aj^Ii^Jlbe appro])riated to (hp. public use
tloTwud town: .provided, that the In
, teffdaitt and-.W^rden^,1 dilly elected ant
a f nAt lint'ft u/iiirfir in irrutt
U ljuaitlivuy niUUiJiuu- 4i4f rw jpj/ it x. *. .iv.giaii
jany licenses to'keep .taverns, or retai
0 spirituous liquors, to-extendbeyond'th<
r i-term for which they havc hceu elected
c !aud tlie. said Ijitendaut ami "Warden
i'shall have the full and" only po\\'er t<
a hiipose i\ tax on.al^gh^v.^or'exhibilious
fjfbPKain or reward, within the limits.
v ?Si:cv9." Thrtt'"th6 said' Town Council o
1 Mulling shall have power to arrest an<
-'commit to jail, and to line, not exceed
p. .in" twenty dollars; hhy person 6r per
i'sons who shall be.guilty of idisorderh
ffSoiiiiiict in said:towii, ty the aunpyauel
, of the' citizens 'thereof; and it'shall b
1 '.the duty>of< the Marshal' or Constable'fc
- Who to\vn to make,puch arrest, and cal};t<
c his assistance the ji'ossc1 cpniitdlusi,' i
I necessary; and, Upon failure to perform
11such duty, he.-sjiall be t fined in a ?un
ejnot raoce thau twenty dollars /or cacl
e and every oftenee. :T* '' ' ' -! ' !
; j Bkc. 10* The Tow,n,Council shall hav<
? Inhn-nr tn Himneff nn'nnninil Inv. "nnf. f>v
-[eoedihg twenty cents otf^very hundre<
!,Tdolfar&?f flic assessed /value of rcul^uu
) I personal estate lyin$r within the corpor
Hate limits of said1 town, the real am
3! personal estate a!id school association*
5..exempted..; The said Council ahull]/hap
ej^wer to enforce the payment' of iil
/ftaxes levied, under authority 6t- thii
e' Act, against the property .an d' perspn tt
,! all defaulters, of the s.ame,extent, aire
j jiu ilie-shnio manner; as is provided lr|
j: law for the collection, of the genera
i! taxes, except that executions to enforce
' the payment of the town faxes sliall In
S i-spcd'uiider the seal'of .the corporation
o I and' directed ^o the, Tjown ilarslialo;
, 'other pbrf-'oh especially appointed by (In
L (Town Council tocollect.the same j ari<
t all property upon ; which a tax shall ^b<
11 levied hereby declared and made lia
s i ble for the payment thereof, in pi'efereliei
11 to all other uebt&ugains sa4d property
i' except .-.debts, tfue,to the . State, r whicl
' ] shall be first paid. . . ..
1*1* 1 1 r riM. ^ ILi.
x I ur.V/. i x m. tic vivi rw ui uic naiu ? wu i
r] Council, shall, jannualy/ make;.out ill
i assessment, from the booksot' the Count;
- Auditor ocu Treasurer; of all real ah't
j personal jir?ipei!iy;iiq tHe Uini.tj of saic
J.'town, for taxatipn, antf. shall make re
] turn of said assessment to the Intern dan
, and Wardens, within. one month lion
1 ; the time of his appointlueiit..
ifj Sec. 1j2. That an ordinance declaring
j"; rate of annual taxation upon prop
e|cm'i au,4 oUiqs.s.irtjjeete; of: annual taxu
T i tfon fcrt1 the. year,*,suall be published aj
e i least iwiec-diiring tli<Hn6nth'JArNoveiTi
e i bev,-in each year, and the ctesensof sai<
p! t'ocsrn shall.make, pay/npnt of their ta>
g to'the Clerk aiid Treasurer (herelnaftei
qbnatituted)!of>flie said.corporation du
Spring the sucpeedi nginqnth .of iDeeember
I,"' Sjic. 13: The Intbn'aant and'VVarden
f shall? have power to elect vr appoint i
e' C'erk, \yho shall also bo Treasurer
>- whose duty.it shall be to attend ail nieet
Ijiutfs of the Council, and 'make" a'record
infra book ikout for that iiurpose,;>of!al
nLl.? hnxnAf; +
UJC WAWIVyi , . VSf 144XVV7
$" all papere belonging tothe"Coun'C-il
mid to lodge wjtii proper olliberfi ia'l
summons, executions, etc., aud receiv
retitrns; to keep a regular account of ,al
red&lpts arid /disbursements, which ac
eouuts shall, at all tlnies, be accessible t<
the Intendaut ayd Wardens;and itsbal
be his duty to make an olllcfal semi
annual report to the Council of' th<
iitate of his accounts, at 'vVlflch time th
doors of the Ceunoil room shair be opei
tdall thecitizeus.of the town; ai^lwbi.cj
reporti shall be regularly entered in
book kept for ithat purpose., He slial
'attend to the publication of all ordinance
and 'other documents ordered by Colinci
be published He shall .hold, l?i
olllce for- sUch term as Couricilmay prt
scribe, not, however, exceeding on
year, and shidl recoi vesuch compeiisatioi
lor his services as Council may enact
Provided, That he may be removed frot
binotliceat the pleasurebf thesaid Tow;
Council,'; and before entering lipdn th
duties of his offlde^hfi sh'aU'gvve'bohil
in the. penal sum' of. five-' hundred do]
lars, for; the faithful . discharge ;ofitb
if ia?ie, 7/ ui
Sko.,14. EqeU Town Ccuucil sha!
&with?i- bBfcr'mdntlvtmerthe'cxplmtit)
joKtheir term of olllce, make out an
d return to their successors a full accouu
nr^v; '-ol
of-theirrepeipte.and expenditures during
jtheir icrm', and shall pay overall moneys
in tlifcii possession, belonging ttftRetor
iporation,. aiijd:, UcliyejJ ,iu> ,ali ;books} ;re
feortls and papers' Incidental' to, their
QfflcDtittlreir 8ucce8S6fs.^ and.Joh'ifanore
t6' do s-a^.they ..shall be Jiabla to be; flttjesl.
In a' sfotti not exceeding one hundred
dollars, to- teicollected in atiy ;primer
action by rtha.TownC'ounqil. j.,
SeC. 15. Tfipt said Town Council shall
have p6wo?:l ro4ay- out and- arrange all
street*-ajitU-oads yvi.thifi eai<i corporate
limits, x\s tne public good mav req,u$re.:
Provided, Tl1 c latid'orrrcyparty or parties
sl'i.all bfetaibftO; oc.appropridtediforauoli
SVlthout compensation, as po>v zequirod
by'thc law/or condemned lands. ' '
i SKCki Jfc./fJjat the iTavm CounciKshall'
Jsave pow.er toievy a town tax.on.all as
scsBeu property wixnin mo nmiis 01 saia
t'pwn.ra'or tHe yeferc 18t2,^tmm^atirty*
after the,p.ia^igeiof .this A4v.and,prgceed
tb'fcollect the tax 'thereon * the'following
nichth. .*-i:fnlJni -j'iJ to Ti
^Pfl50V^?fFcJ? ^/Vjr.n.'I -jojyc
'a'N'' ACT'ttfvlncoi'p&i'tlic "-the Gharlcslftft
JiQjkct^n lr.;J$e It exacted bytbc;8enatfl
and Ho'use of House, 0/ Benresentatlvjes'
of the State' of SoiitVr Carolina, nbw met1
'i&id :sit,LHig; iprGentjnd. Assembly,- and!
by the authority of the same;. ., ..i,
' ' Th dt:IGr^V. Itohse^A'.'1 'A; A's/pJfi'wMl,
RdfoerkSmalls,,Joseph Brown, Thomas
B, iKing, John Lr Little" Charles, \y.
Sum fret*;1 inAvid (irfcen, Lewis Wilson,
Jtese -BoroBher,. Stephen -J. Maxlvell)'
Lucius NVjj^ibush jrhoinasji. Blacked!,;
0. R. Levy, Chapman B/Tho'mas,' 'Jiuries
W; Ehnore; Ys Sa?d3','> Johtf iioiigluSa.
;Benjiunln Simoi>s, ."Jamfs Gregory, aijd;
such; p'GfrsohS'&s may .how,'or hereafter^
be associated with them', affehercby made
and] !d??^ared> to be a,body politic and
nnrnm-nfiv ' linilpf thr> nnmr> find ?fvln nf
Hie joint Btoek Coinpany{ of
tliefcstateof South i^arojftla/prsuph other
name us they may now ,or hereafter
assume, >:?!'? *lli
i 'ifiEC. &. TJh^.aH the. rights of corpora
tions, known banks, be, and the same
are hereby, "ves'fali company,' for
the purjjojQ.of loaning out raonoyoy,' in-.
; teres t, purchasing and mortgaging real
esiate. buying personal property, and
they .sircril !have .the fsametrTghW alid
> privileges now enjoyea by me-can King
- institution^ of this State; they 'sfiall,
e also, havethorightto disposeof any and
all j5r0p.er.ty, such as. real estate, anji jjpr
- serial, or mixed, that tliey may become
1 po.si>6396d ?f, -in any mariner-, and'brt
>t !&ch' conditions, aa tlxeBaid company
3 4pay deem fit and proper to thq ad van t
J age,of said coihpaiiy,'and to pfrofriotcthc
n intei'eatof said Qrj/jian ^ylurui
, Sec. 3., That Iwforq commencing busi
j- hess ithclcr th& fyrtMsibns '6f this Act,
I thesaid jcoitfpajyyehali pajfori&iude .to
tf be paid, into the hpni&..oJ(,the?j6tate
Treasurer, the etnh bf rwo thousand
y '^2,000) dollars,, to be used for the benefit
t of the State.Orphan .Asyluuvof South.
Carol fitfi', dndWihiially thereafter, a like
t nniount lor the term <>r tort;vcifr?, w sfe'
ri Joflg'as the said compaiy^hail choose to
! continue to do business,, it being u^dcr
tj' stood and agreed'? thttfcfeaitf p'ftSfn&?K of;
thousand dollars per-an-num by said
- compjviy ia.thP consideration updn.which
. tlio'nuvfleirea of incorporation .herein is:
granted florid whenever tfaid company
slmjl, iUjl Jdrpay said consideration, thtm
then! rklUHr ,to trajiaaqt busine^. shall
^e- - * ..t o.n
>. 8x:ci 4b.-TliattWrt i company; 'Incorpor
ated a^d established,.by tJiin? Act,; shall
havei /till power, ah\I are hereby, autbov
iaed tfr"<tetut>71s1i': agtmdes throbgh'tim
tlie State,' . ne? t oxll hi
Sku.'o. That this Act shall be of fqrcc
immediately on and after its passage."
; jOpfick Secketar.y,of Stato.
- Corx'-UDiA', kl C."/February 5,1872.'
7 TJie Toregbjng-.mpc hpving. bpen ^pre
sented tp the (^overinoj; of. ,U]ig-State* ?or
lfl4 approval, and' nO't'having been re
jtqrnediby hirn to the branch.of>tft4 Gen
eral Assignbly from which ito^gjmate^t
AVithin'tbe time prescribed by the Con
stitution,; had become a law wftlK&lt hisi
^U0' ^:' M l.; blvupozp,a
ill li j/1 "flit ? igi*? geciletiiry of State.
i.rj:. j, .;ii /' :.'?' ?*'.? ; ??<{
V^AOE/o Incofyxto'ate thci <ProvicleM !
Land, \anti Meal Estate Company, of
ed hv * .the
' (JliQ-vkntoAj tiqiith Carolina,
Scf-linn 1. lh>. if. nnn(?t.ed
^ I Senate 'and, House of liopi-'Ascnt^tivcs
joftheStuto of South Carolina, now
1; met and. sitting in General .^sqembly:,
i: and bj- th'c Authority of the same ; ,i;;
-1 .That JTerijam'in II. Iloyt, Thomas A.
J!Davis, Aarpn Logan,.N. 1'. Spencer, W.
JIR. Jcrvey,- 8.' K: Gaill'ard, Isaac Reed,
? IH; \V. Thompson, l*.l P. Hedges, and B.
1 [A. UoseiHon, pJr.i and their associates
i and successors, are hereby ma,<l_o and.
> created a body politic and corporate,
1 under the name and style of "The FroV-f
f idcrit Land and Real Estate Company,
1 of Charleston, booth Carolina." i ' >
i " Sec.; 2., A-ud said corporation shalLhave .
3 power ,to make by-laws, not rejjuunant
110 lilt' Jttwa ui iiiu iuiiu j uuu suau'ifavcii
pLsu.qcessinn" of olflcers and memheVs uc
-; coi'ding to their elections'; and to keep I
I and usoa. common seal, die same to alter)
ijat.will; to sue aiul be sued in any.Court j
- ill thin.State;, to have and enjoy every
2' right, 'power and privilege incident to
, such corporation ; and it is hereby ,'eni
i pywered-to acquire, retain and'enjoy all
such property, real and personal, as may
i be given or bequeathed to,.or purqhased.
Uby.it; and .to agll, eqnvey or mortgage
II the same, or any part thereof, at wTTl.
I ' 'SEC; =3.-- That said corporation; may,
1 from time to time, invest their moneys,
- assets or any property- Sviiich It may ac
t qujre, in such real and personal properly,
l- bonds, ;stocks, .qr in sureties, in such
sums, and oir 6ucii terms' tiiitf conditions,
I as, it may deem proper';' and to execute'
- Bonds, *&c^fiunder- its corporate seal ^
Provided, That the waximtmi- value of j
t.jall;property. he|d and . owned by said|
' corporation siiall not exceed twenty-live
1 thousanil (IJ>;()(M) dollars.' *
u Sec. 4. This Act to continue in fprcfc
i'; until repealed".
"j Approved March 4th,'IS72. *J
' L, w h> >.? 'Jilj ' : cj i ..
? AS? ACT to ,4 mhid the Chqrlcr oj.thc
n 7'uum 6/ OmnffclrttTt/.' '
I' Hection 1. He it enacted by the Semite
-i and; House of ReprpseotativeH of the.
i.l'Slutc of ftcfuth Carolina, now met and!
i fitting iu General Assembly, and by the
e .authority of the same,.. , .4, .. . . I
Knc. 2. 'Tliat the charter of flVe town of \
i Orangeburg be ho amended that, wliei!- >
e ever it shall become necessary for a uew j
1 street dr rdad to be opeiied wftnin {lie
-J incorporate limits of the - paid tofrn, it;
0', shall be, and is hereby, made the duty of;
i j ine town council 01 me sum wwn iw(
- Jvive a Board of Appraisers appointed, to
J ; value the dainagp sustained by the owner |
e: or owners of lands thiough which said i
i (street or road is .to pass, ^M(f appraisers' j
J Board ito'conBlsfc of 'three members to be1
a appointed ^sfollowfiijt One; by the in-,
1 itendanc of the town, one by the owner
31 or owners of the Ihnd, and one by the
I !chairman of the board of county comrj
s j-missioners, and any damage. caused by j
the running of- said road or street to the |
e, owners of the lami shall be appraised by
njthe said boaVd, and the county treasurer!
.'.shall, upon their joint "warrant, payout
a' said sum jus may be apprised out of any
u! funds in h^lmuds, tq,ther Credit pf the,
county. . .
Approved'March'4,1^72.' *' ' ' '
/;;i?rr-(C-\) littflht
, io#yi)ig to the County of "JSeu'berry, ij
Section* 1. Be it enacted by the Sen:
it ato aad House of Representatives of tU
; !" f J-/; ?<>
fityte of South Chrolloa, now, met and
sitting in GejfehiPA&embly/imd by-the
Atftfaority of 41$ sflmerj-O juiborJjyii of
, /JJliat Xhe;To\vn Council of the,town pi
^ewberry d^-hth'eb'y ;i(it1^rize'd" an"fl
em uowed j jtq Ltyet'& * Market, Iloiisei 'in
said town, uppn a lot .of lapdiwhich, ia
gftrfcly '5ttach6dirtb!5anU lying etir * the
pWbllo'siiuitre-jn gaidltown, and belong
to.tlie (j?4nty, of J^wbaiTy,; .whiph
lot shall be given ft>r suchpurpose to
said Town Council and thw'eiteeedsbr^ri1
office, i>ee of rent vor, charge..,,Ajnd'wild
T.awn'Coiiiicil,' rind1"their successors In
office, shall havfcpowei* and^atithoHty
to remove such I^tHJfle.wli^ri^ver,
,int,tllelr opinion.1 ,the .same .may. be
deemed mect^SiitFy anVl-^jjedient'''' "
^Approved M{irch:4, J8??.;, ?j; - m!j
. i *r i. i ...?.
AN ACT to Midw(ithd-J$tate of Soufh
'' 'Carolinaof all1 Liability for '.its Guar
I afitc'^o/ the liondso) t/ioBlw J?idr/c
Ilailr'oad! CdmprjCvy by providth'// for
v- the--, tieevfiniy qfidrDetstructio$ o? Hie
' WlVereaafite'^afe1 of South fcaroliHa
ffhs, byai)5d;in |>dr?uoinje ofittib'pPovte^
f'an >Adb tp 'ttOthoi?ft^ additional a?d*to
tiheRlue;$U<&|9 ll^ilropd. Company, in
S.outJ)'Car6lina,"r endorsed a' guaranteq
&r the f&tU atid ^redft oflhe 1?tatd oil1
fodi1 'millions of dollars of bond^ltffeO&h
by the said Blue Ridge Railroad Com
'pHiiy>fcoinprehehdiHk the1 Blue Ridge
Kailroaxl ?owj5*ny-,in .South 1 Carolina
the BJfie Ridge, Rqilroad Company iy
Georgia ; the* Teiiiie'sb'e' ftivefltallWaa
eompaiiy;i!i;.KQCtb CufoHnajltlie Knox-1
.vill e and, Charleston Ra,i I road {Company
in Terflic'ssee, and the Pendleton 'Rail
toad Company irilSdlitli Carolina* for
tliepurpose q?aiding thc^peedy coupple7;
tioh of the said Railroad,' wliien bonds
are liable for.the debts- or-the feaki Rali
road:Company j and:,whereas thq present
condition of, the finance's' of the Estate,
and dt-dak)''fcoifipaiviefl,' is suclr n? 'to
make the further) 9pntiimajsce.: Qfafridj
bonds on the'market Inexpedient and
^inadvisable, and irsertSfis injury and
prejtldiee to the predSt o/the SlaCi; aud
wuereas tne existence fit-toe saia lour
iftllfipna of dollars of. the bppdp, so guar:
anteed, creates a largeliability upon the
part of the tftate,. which -the 'trea$u.ry
may be required , to,meet at unforeseen
and inopportunetimefij'&nd wiiere&s'tfre
liability of the SJate,'On account of-Such
guarantee, sliould be .faithfully met and
discharged ; therefore^ In order to-?6cuti?
the; recovory and destruction , of the
bonds and coupons or the said company,'
issued uuder. and. iir pursuance of'the*
provisions.,o^ the "aforesaid act, npw
pledged 'in ;the city of New Yofkamr
o^sewhfiwj* auflto re]ifiVQ the State of all:
liabilities, whatsoever, by roaaoji, of .its
endorsement -and guarantee1 of raw
bonds:.?* c ' tuitiin;' fin
.. tikcrioxJ. Be it enacted by the, pen
ate ftifd'Hdu&eof RepreWn.tatives'of {He1
State of fcjoutb.Carolina, ;;u.dw mej^
sitting in General Assembly, and by .the
authoritythefeadii,Jifu .flijjlt t?v : ./ >
'ThUt therSfate Treasurer teJioreby.dh
'&&ted,AVftii itib Consent' in writing of,
the BluerRidge; Railroad Company,.in
South Carolina, to require the ftnancial
Agenfdf the State, iii the ijllyoi New
YorKojiiBineditstely. to, deliver1 to tire
State Treasury allt:bonds tjie, Blue
Ridge Rail road (!om pariy, endorsed ah d"
guaranteed by. the.&tate pS/South Caro
lina, which are now, in hjs .possession,
and hehUby him a^'ddliaWral seMirity,'
for ad.vaudes made ^y;Ui$^jd^uariciafi
Agent, .by, tlie order of the Financial
.Board,-to'the'Blub Ridfee Railroad Com
pany ; anjd upon the-deliveryipf.thejaaid
ukftds,'' fhe'Treasiirer is* Ije'reTiy.required"
to cjaiicehthe'same^'ln .the- ni&nhen hbi-e-*
inafter directed; and t^esaid Blue Ridge
Railrohd'Coinpariv slialf thereupon' be
uiscnargeu,irwn an uauuuy uxtuajstate
on account of such.advance?. ,^ ,
Skc. 2: Tfratf tfpbn" tf?fe surrender by
the said Company to'the State Tiowury
of the balance of .the said four millions
of dollars ' Of 'bolids, -isatitAJ by'thb said
Blue Ridee, RaUroad.^Comprtny,/ and
guaranteed by tlic State, the'State Treas
urer is toerebyWuthorlzdd und'required
to deliver to.the President of t^e( BIjje,
Ridge Railrdhd Compari}', in South Car?,
olina, Treasury certificates. wf.:ljidubted
ucssr (styled .Revenue:Bond 'Scrip) to the
amount: of one raillitfn eight nunarea'
thousand dollars, f^e sriid. certificates to
he executed in the maimer hereinafter*
directed ; and if the sauf'dompany shall
not be able to 'deliver all of $eid bon.ds'at
tint time, the Treasurer is authorized
'and required to deliver to thfrsald Pres
ident .such anjountz of.^neh Treasury cerr
"tifieates as, shall be prppprtionaj to the
amout of bonds delivered. 11 1 ' |
Skc. 3. That to carry out the'purposes
of this Act, the State Treasurer is hereby,
authorized and required to have printed
or engraved ou steel as soon as practi
cable, Treasury certificates of inilobeii
ness, to' be known arid designated as'
.Revenue Bond tierip of the; Siate of I
South Carolina, .in such form, and,of
such denomination as may be-detjer-'
rniued on by the .State .Treasurer, and !
;the.President of the Blue ltidge iiailrond |
Company," !'o. South. 'Carolina, to .the;
attlount'bf; one 'rukHion 'eight hundred
thousand, dollars which Keveuue .Bond i
Scrip shall be signed I y. the State Treas-j
urer, and shall express^ that the suiir
mentioned.1 herein is due.by. the State of j
South Carolina to the bearer (.hereof, and
that the same will be received in pa^-,
irien't of taxes and all other dues to the!
State, except special tax levied .to pay'
interest on' the public debt.'
SJ?Cv 4.i Tbat.tho faith and funds of the j
State ace hereby pledged for, .the ulti
mate redemption of ^aid ftevenue Bond
Scrip, .and the County'. Treasurers are
hereby required to receive the same in j
payment of all taxes levied by the State, [
except in payment of special tax levied j
to pay interest on.the public debt,; and;
the Statd^Troasurer and'all other public'
Jim .lir.rubv ruauired to receive!
tlvdisunie in payment,of. all dues to thej
State; and still further to provide for the |
redumption .of s^id Revenue Jiond Scrip'
ah annual tax of-threo iyi|ls>.on the dol
lar] in addition tor all other faxes, dii the!
jk?swse(A.talu^ Of all taxable; property in i
"the State, is hereby levied, to, T>e e.ol.lec-1
ted tn tlie srtme mariner ahd'ftt the'siime;
time m may be .providedIKy law for the
levy. an,d collection of the rugular ait-J
nual taxes 6f the State'"and the State;
Treasurer is.hereby required to retire,- at I
tlw? otnl.r>r niiiili vuni' frnm tlu'ir ilsite. i
one-fourth pf the amount of the Treas
ury Scrip hereby authorized to be issued, I
until all a#it shall be relived, and to ap-|
ply to such purpose exclusively the taxes
hereby, required to be.levied. ' ;
Sec. o. That, if any such Iieyenu.e
Bond Sfjrip is .received in the Treasury,
for payment of taxes, the Treasurer be-;
and he is .hereby, authorized to .pay out
such Revenue Bond .Scrip in satisfaction
of any claims against the Treasury; ex- ;
cept for interest that uiay.be due on the i
public debt.
Skc. 6. That upon' the ddlfvery to the |
State Treasurer of the said .guaranteed |
bonds of the Blue Ridge Hail road Com-1
pany, or of any part of tfi<*lft, the Treas
urer, the.Treasurer isdiereby required toj
cause the sanie to be cancelled and dcj-i
stoyed, 4n the presence of', the President'
of the Blue Ridgo Railroad Company, inj
South Carolina, and in the presence of
a.Joint Committee of the .Senate andj
Hbtise of Representatives of this State,!
to be for that purpose appointed.
Si:o. 7, That whenever the whole]
number, of (be. said guaranteed bonds,
shaiylitve been delivered 'to the Treas
urer and cancelled,' as required ? by-the
provisions of. this Act, the .lien of the
State of South Carolina, upon the estate,
(..J I r.P tlw. .Q-iiil. lll.m
- lunwo ui ???% A/>uv
Kail road Con\pany, hi this fcftaie,
"arid 7>f the other a8socfutt'd'comiia*nio5riti
he S ta toe of Georgia, North Carolina
and T^mese^', % fo&iW<3?by ttfe'ri
"Ari'A'et
T07
1. .1 . , rto
feuthorjfce; additiODal. aid. to . thg, ftltig
September,-Anno
Sad rixfy^pV, iirid 'iilf
^tuetclalnaB arjJUbenrf^vdifdb afelialdby
th6 SUte.afiai03t,8aid> qorraaqy/Wiftoitt
BliduWm
&aici; .ofcgjyany: Oja<xunauie/;jirom ?aiw
the amount of-' swob bbrias' aeia&lly
llyered. iii b*ateiJo wwd'oi Bitten 'jVAyt
Beq. 8..TJhattlf thQ#tfdjepmpany~8liefl
may 1 tK#lriy't?Jlctf&nge ' tllG'<
_ I , rwRre
name of tli^iootopariy to 'th&t'dfi'llie
^lio^yilJlea^d^^lC'arotin&J^ilrQftft
Company," rfnd phafi have. power to ex
tend itfl'raH?orid):oMd'?6AAnjCT;b,rtfntfHfei!
-Xf& ted'1#, l^e - pro v teiQji*.-o<7 tig
flame ,byj 0, mortage, '.to suchOatnmint/
and jn such manner, as the Board o?DL?
razors may direct' And all sales of
Btocli iu the: said; Bfae^Rid&e' [Railroad
Company, in South,Carolina,- and its as
soci'atfl ootarpantes, formerly HWd bythfe
fSt'i?ftie,.And.isold by the Commtedkmerfiof
'.U^er sinking tFund be, and they are
'hereby cdnllrtufed.
Bfec. O.^rhittfr any person shftll forge
focfcounterfek'tbe Treasury Scrip,hereby
authorized to be issued, or .shall, directly
rfr indirectly, al.d^Qr assi^Lin;the fcumri#
onbounte*foitihg-bf fltfefr-Scrlfl;' of: snail
issue*, or in any manner use any Hue#
Ibrg'ed or counterfeited, he shajl, era con
viction thereof, be fined in the ^isfittftion
of the court, and shall be imprisoned in
the Penitentiary for a term ujjtcxceetj
ing tbn years. *" ?_ J'
In t ie House of Representatives? !tl
5> Columma, 8. C.,4SfitCh 2,1872.
On' rtther qapation. be?
come a~lnw, the object|ons of Jite-Excel
lency the Governor1 to-^fielj(*'oti(T?ry not
withstanding." the yea&-*H?J nays were <
.ordered. wurJjant to pjpviejjpn of .the .]
Coiistfttrtfbn; minltin^, yeas ?4, nays 18, )
and1 ordered fobeaent to'thegeuato,^ *r. j
I Glerk:Houseof liepr^elit&tlVeir- 'I
ii.i T .-.nnUk'l AC .iL *<* ! iosiw i
I . IN THE SlCNATK.
nuiy CoLUirnfXj^()<,'*Mfch 2,-'1872;:if' -
Ow: tlie qfigsUpp ,'Xhall! ;thH? ActjpaKi ;
and become a Jaw, the objections oC his
Exdell^iityfh'i GhvcrttSr tb tlie Gdrilrary *
, p o t wltlpgtftpjjjrtf&i tJie.iyebs.;iand;:naya j
'we're Ordered, puriuant to. pro viston. pf f
[thel)C6nstifotr6n,'(AT'ndI6 %jWtflori 22,)\
the Acfcrjwwsed by, a i rvn va ivdce1 <f o t^'df j
,! ? >!Iu jio^dByftrder tCfiittm on' v
3MoM?pK&i
" . hI: iioqu iiLLL'iiy/i r no?*!)*4 *'
AN..^.OT to Pfavid^ Jor ipe ,Appointmrnt> ij
of an Inspector ot -P/iosiihatcs, and to l
' h'cclard M? biitiesf " ' " ' -l ,
: Sectiqn,1; Bfiiit.QuaoteiJby t^&Senate F
and House k o.f Representatives of,the*
State orf:BbtiVh1'Car'b 1 inti,:' novrmet' and f
dtoing'in-Genefal assembly, Arid toyiitfie j
ai&atte1
bj5 authorized Uo: omxtfttfc^ft'sttnA l|
fho n'nriQPTit. nf? *h? W^ruita..ft aonmeften&i^
person to tlftf office ^Iris'pcQlor.of tyios-^,
pbates, who Jsh&W reside'-arid 'haveWrf*r;
office iu the$tytof Cb^lfistgu{,%&&?ha)l u
bold his office for two yerlrs. ,.
...SfiW&'T-hiat it shall be'Wdttt^tffftll'
companies, or individuals \?ho: are; rori <
may be anthoh'zed JLiy law-to dig, mine
or cxciivaf^ 'siich plios^fthMc'ttcfc&'ahd *
such phflwphatjc- deposit*; fftnii thefbeda I
of.the navigable waters or streams w^b' J
in the"jortsdf&fon'bfthe''Sttttbv id report
to the Inspector of. Phosphates monthly, \
,qr,at other iufervals, according to sueiv. ^
iVeguiatibifs as lnay be prescribed, the
(prah'tity-of such rock and deposit dftgj- '
i mined and excavated; and ,wbether;t^e J
rsariic be on hand awaiting removal, or," j
,i?it-lias beeh'moved Or i.s-'b^ing':moved,]c
to furnish a copy of il)e bil| oralis!oil !;
lading, which reports shall be verified 1
by the' 6ath oflJtlij3;person Making tilers
sam.c;*-,AndJJ> shall .be the - duty ofxjapr! 1
tarns of vessels .and railroad officials to ,
furiiwh to the'rn^pecfor of Phosphates' ;
duplicates qf all bills; jof lading^^fiallj ^
cargoes of such rock and deposits with-i
wlndh their vessels or cars may tie ft
freighted for exjxwt- fnwrrthis-Btote; orjji
Tor transportation,- wjikLu Uij3^Sterte,)7^ji ;
to theimcNlrortHe' ttortd'Ili^crorfc
of Phosphates may be emrbled to verify jk
tlie reports of the quantity of.ialcIi ijodBa|?
rind deposits which liav^ been,of uiay;be,iJ.
dug; mined, excavated and removed^ne'.| t
shall,-at ftH time.4, hnve and be allowed' 'j
free and miiirfttrOpted access to all pM&s
>vhere sii$U? rocka. and deposits are dug,' J;
miiicd .qr exyavate<jl, and tp alt ware- /
hofwes, or open orenelosed'plac'efi where 'p
such ro^ks-and ''deposits are stored, antjr
to all vewefe,; railpftad cars, or'CwiveJ'-tC!
ance.s in, or. by,iwhieh suoh rockd'and
deposits are bqing removed.. (t , j r.. 1-.
Si.-n .1' Tlmf f.h'e shid Tnsneotor of *
Phosphates feifafl rc^jot-t to the XSdltor'cjf; n
the State, monthly tlhe amomitf of phoe-j s
phatic- rocks and pllospliatic jlepo?itsI'
whicli^he.shall aeccrtaiu to; hav.y.heei^i
dug, iniucd/cx^v4^'9r.jra^9ve4//fy,iu
the navigablcrstrehrily"or waters x6r this ,r
State, by what company or pewSfo'u's Wie'G
same was dugj>miufc.drand excavated', by] {
what vessel, or other mode, of- ^rpnsppr-j;
tation, the same was removed,. with such >
other particulars ay-mdytnaWe'tlVe State'r
Auditor correctly t6' awiertaili whether f
the amounts, due to the Stato tierefor r
have beeu paid, and,, \yju??isia07ttj
conn table" for the same.' '' . \ i
' Sec.* 4. TlKtt'hereaftei* -It?;slrjftT'Tio't "be
lawful to selHin tflikeStatel bi? toexpdse :V
.to sale, any gua#w, or pthecj commercial j t
fertilizers, whetheCj^Ue, same,4i&ve. been I
manufactured jh this State or'elsewhere, | (
.unless the same shall have been first ex
aftiined, inspected,analyzed and marked i "
by the Inspector of-Phosphates. And it;1
shall be the duty of all pejsojjs,r bringing 11
into this State,- for saTe," any guanos or.ii
fprtilizers;'.to furnish to the Inspector of! a
Phosphates a formula representing Hlte! c
average contento-of euch>|jfty tons of the i ^
same, and to cause the same, or as many"j1
packages thereof as may be necessary to L
make a correct average 1 sample of the
whole, to be examined and .inspected.-r- J ]
And it shall be the dutyof the 'Inspector!
to examine and analyze all such samples!^
of guanos and other fertilizers, and, if j *
ifouud lo agree with tlie formula thereof, f
required to be furnished as above, and {
as published to the public, to mark'or'v
brand eaeh package thereof; but <11" the'
same, upon analysis, shall not conform 'I
to thu formula so furnished and nub-j*1
lished, (lie Inspector shall.uojE brand or 1
mark the same, and tt'uhali bfe nnlawfiirj
for the holder or -own^r thereof to iell^
the slime. ; t uffrfc
BSO& That,,to carry ;into effect .Iho^
purpose's of^thc foregoing Section of this '
Act, the Inspector of Plibsphatcs Kliiill,Ts
At all times, have and1 foe''allowed free'e
and uninteruptcd access rto all vessels, 'j
cars, warehouses, manufactories and j
storehouses, where such1 fertilizers are '
I or.ard supposed to be, and to take sam- <
! pies thereof; And,it,shall be the duty
of all captains of vessels,"or other_car- (
friers1 or'persons bringing 8u ch fertilizers {
j into the State, to report the same to the
iInspector of Phosphates immediately (
fupon arrival; and it shall be the dmy of
ajl manufactories of such fertilizers, in.
[this fStaie, to report to the said Inspector J
all quantities manufactured for sale. t
vrtl-fcjnftu# *" * Kaamsfuftwvtut iuyauurtr
Th^anyO|)a*6ta7?^B rtfiU* *
coonterfeU tlio:br?pd;of .taid Irapeatttvoftqi
Oflshall xepack-aiy<,|>flp&?g?* piwioasly k-.'-J
jqqrkodjar tfalta udedl Uyy&td TusfrMdil >.
ah all /, oa coii vietian - thereof, be^ned for-Vfli
each ana every oifenue^ the pfcm offoog-?iii
huhjdrCd'ilollara.'r vi?*ftUb i/A
8EC..7.!/rhat iacaae bf^tluisiduteBS'Qf^ 1#
temporary absence of
rrtfivaniant iliiflitnti nf./jip riMttagwa?
or his office sLalT require the same, _
Mid Ittsptor Uajfcreieii$ ata&WMMo 91%
appoint a Deputy?ouecoMnqr8.
8. That for bitf imfip&T&mon for the
manection and brandiiT9tWHV>rtf]i*?rn fhA
kbdltfftudWthtf !oib*^W% m&x*?
3?aH oe coI^ctaLle or.ajacilrom theifer- ?
W InttWg ^UftA?fePj?i((W"?3
hi8<(m)j>ew?te)p.fo? tW* xwd |j)4(l?n;<if4itu3
ihoviedr$Mu*otbte becte-^^t&iJjpcB^galiii&ti *d
per ^entuifc oii?iii4rtanronnMi|Kuii td?ttte t&dt
di
ihg (jach.rf)ckf5qntilciwf)0.srts),4rtjaj|ii#siad''l?^
rfectflris^^ VWifakiBo!
2ojilprnmy ViCfi^alT regulations, wnlcn. *
toa
shall ^c.'rc^sonable'an^'proper, to enable ^
.he
posel afehfeAit J *dt
if J&flate iVuditjjr
|ier?M*r<$titt-ea dPfilm,
required taJbfc nifttota4rim4iba&h*gx*Ji?az
SmWrtafW^
vi Bgc; Ai fUSbatranywperttuO omtortptrtr* H
tlifcspirid ronalty aft-'prbviQtd -itf^feflldh^'J^*
baa ; jjoU'
spectoc of
m
phritfai; sh?if
pMesri
zootl &nd sufncientf sureties in the
mm p^SlOfOK^bftme fafffiftii^pelf
W
jfflce!o|
jf PHo8ph&tes'of*Hi& Deputies, or aiwrl>r
theni fffitilW'ftuatV 89 Trada" 8Pdb?ll-?0?
) jjniinoo
Lib -\o
jtf
iheir office. tliey shall be liable
SS&B&
iiV'the -disertlioatrfijto Ctajuffcr rjiqbnhq 9sif
i'ct,' b0^Taad. :hxQtn?ktt?f('iare>rj\erfeliyt?!zO?r
S^%^ichp4i8-2.,,,,ii^ fr**'" *d
7 "T. wrfiJO ia
4.1^ACT to Incorporate tfaiMpqn&jflQfi *8
i-;4/, E. .Church, qf Kinadree. jl. ,C. V,,
VseHIoc? fceSefi?14 .
rteahd Hoirajftf/Re^esSrtttttWfe of'tb&f tix
jtatd q?> goutfe (>Q9?u?j na^tjOMjg-iqpdpmq
Kingstrt#. Scfc
^brpornttxxi, rtriitbialfctfae*lght8?HtfU,f*l#s x*ttt
legfej^awwted ffyp *eUffejuu deoomUMfr*-Hiiw
i-W !)oi JLl .BiiofroJfcem u'f
iui^mm^rAW
iKjeif^a^'pdW^n^ntfri^SW
ndy j dispose, i re#i*late! <*udJ ?psefl& ^th* ,3*fc
lafrie as, ,fliey, propieXj-Jm torn: Info
soA'dancft wM^ir4awa; APftdii^ne;,,,,,.,,
f&W&P** ??* s
i.SDctitoriS. Jf
ttdtfbtfc l&W,
tore5 A*4lie t^?^fW(?^^yeWie70ld/
Approved March 4, l^AwwC *on t*til
'"Section. 1. Bo it crmuted by tho
5cimte and. IIcnuo-.oF JRepwB^ajntii-ei'lT
" u i-vim
net'and sitting jo general ^?8ejn-fA j
jiy? and'by authority of the same f4 . ,
Tli.it B* 'W aM?WinWij; ?"r(oT
ffV Stritklingl?$?' Tl&M>?iG**Wd7r
IV^tKpu',; Bjv iAoEL* 3f or rami,- i ,JJeir. aBu o f {z o
lolde^^sle^. P^tf hXor&v&v,<& J&abuI
[i Ji. \v miner, it. S. van Deyierou ,
5. P. "Eefidy,- ,JK; A;-Tf <ton/J??? ttd
if ic/c Iciv-^-rMJ i?ttrbf<JOfh^?rtWlitBfeir?^^
iluicesgpityip office,ibe^UDdi arft.-ibdre-.nilni
>tyonc$6<l %ofeP4>n nor!
iv alhjifld'GoHe^e," fo^fe'pdrniose tif'*
trganieitig. ?stiablishSttg;<l govefottfgWTm*
ind cop^uoj-i^gjfirsejTiitMRUjI 4fbddiurh*;JitfI
ng in thQ t,Qv\;n:of JVal^^lU, Hgatfofch nil
State of South Carolina: .and.tKat-ibe
?a Mx"pofitfc M\ JtMRPtt "'s
^{rsaidnMftrib 6f "Tfra ,y(>
jo capablc.aftd Jia$&,in;l?& anifc?qte<| ?r?j
lifaaf''
mpsj as they may d&Mr iwcesa&fy^ iv^
intl pepper; fbr tho ifi'o^ttiatlflU^^or- i "
>/ppiorri>and:condaot -of !flai4i Sfe'ftfi nrf-1Jr>- *r
'y'ofJearmng, except-as iatierbini-< > I
lA'e'f providqd fop;! i Frotidfed-i <'-1
aid by-laws ttrid-niloa-fctf ttfrroofnige* V'<1
ihnt to'tho Constitution'and low ?>?? I - * vr
hfs Stato^ouujf lth<j; "Qiiiled?6c??^ '{9,,OOT
"Sec. 2.iTbat; ?th<XJ Bai&> ' "i
PrUstoiB fiiiali ho 1(1' tbelroffioo<f<JMHfc *"*
errrt of twenty years, a-nd (6ht>H^bO'
itftiioriaed jtaappoint such offi ?80'ffs
hoy may -.think necessary and^to.'--' * '*
ici'for ihs loirgariization? aftd' goW rrf^ " : >:
ncn-t of ! ilhcir ;<own-" body.-' cALitd a--{'
hould any/'vacancy^.occuB.i'im^the <'0 *>
Soarchby dentil, reai^n?tioivt>K other- -it'.'.
vise, thosaid Board ehatt ijaYepawiH?? v
o fiJl sajd vacancy.' inJiis ail-' *0* vjvlor. ba
.Sec. 3. That the said Truster trod Va
heir'successors shall have afld?:<tnfl<i
ili the estate;' 'p*oj*rty1 '
low belonging, to feaid?Oolleg^'ai/4;i1t,;i: "f
ji-oporty- fundfi,,!
egiijCiosiatid devices whteht nvjfp*h6re? ?
Jfter be'granted,:t?iwey^ifeegqittAtli^ M"-r-2 *
clr devised or givdriuto siri#oCc4legeJb " '
? i .i " .?4 U /J] mmUV\ 4a/^A?wlM ji
[] II list/, IlCVCliOlKJtCSD^ xur V1K7 VOU UUU?
icncfLt of saidiCollegB.'W l? .wspjibiiwjy.'j
8Eo;i4. That-^hep reson tfPreritien^pdj ??
)>\;:Tbociia8 SJ Wnrihg. shall- hold -hit* *
iQjco-during-tthB < pleasure of
Joard of Trustees, "and shall-* bare '
alt power to appoint all professor*} ??*>1
u,tors. an dins tractors of nn 1: in1 said 1 j K
^QlJ^^e^aodUp remove thd sam??bV ?
iTeasiire, andlo exereisQ. sqfth jgenfeiv : l-l
il control and supervision over tho "
ns!tr h c t o rs, irfFrri rs~3Tf<f*gOvp fTTHIS n t
if fai (I-Cojl cffiir&a a may : cj^emr. j?d-? > A
M's^lpUsiibject ,to . vJi
.fto'Boartf.oF, Trustees. r . . ,r ,
/$ec|;,5.#hai'lthe
lliall have power-an'd' aifthority o - - - "
:6nfer and award suck, distinction, ? v->
ionors liccrreqs and decrees.-,as are: :(.
isuallv confeired by similar., coileees-. K
>f tho'Tnitcd .stitci - ";;;;;* _, .
"[Sec. 6. That this A'tf6*gfiaTr n
lecnied and taken to be a pnbltc Act,
ind to continue in force until repeal*. . .
. . J
' Approved March 4j;18^2i ;av |>2I0a ***'
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