The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, March 14, 1872, Image 1
DAILY
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'Let our inst Cer, fores
Attend the True Event.'
BY J. A. SELBY.
COLUMBIA, S. C., THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1872.
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VOL. VII-NO. 304.
wira on
AT COST !
WE have j nut recoivod the latest atylca
Gentloinon'a
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
and
KECK WEAR
March 5_OHILD8 A WILEY.
Now Spring Goods.
v i? I HA.VE juBt received roy stock of
TWSPRING and SUMMER CA8SIMERE8,
inf VESTINGS, Ac, to which I would invite
1 K,the attention of the public. Tho stook
comprisoa all styles and prices, and will bo
mada to order in the most fashionable man?
ner. O. D. EBERHAIIDT.
Fob 25
ll KID HI
200 dozan just roceivod.
NEW AND EXQUISITE SHADES
FOB TUB
STREET AND EVENING.
Two Buttons, $1.50
Single " 1.00
At
lt. C. SHIVER & CO.'S.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN
HOSIERY!
At
R. C. SHIVER & CO.'S
Feb 24_
Removal and Slight Cbarige.
TUE undersigned informa her
i friends and patrons that she has
Iremoved to tho ?veil known dry
'goods houae of tho Messrs. Ricard,
whero oho is prepared to oxhihit a
selected stock of articles in the
MILLINERY LINE, which she is confident
will gratify her patrons. Her stock of spring
goods is particularly pretty. Call at the
atore of the Messrs. Kinard.
Feb 18_MRS. A. MoOORMICK.
First Arrivals!
SPRING GOODS ! !
1872.
OVENINO. MONDAY, A MAGNIFICENT
LINE OF
Lace Goods,
Ladies' LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
" Full line of
EMBROIDERIES,
Ladies' MADE-UP UNDER-OARMENT:-:.
Now stylo SPRING PRINTS and CAM?
BRICS, just suited for thc season.
All Departments aro now fully replenished
with now and
SEASONABLE GOODS,
And will he sold al uniformly
Low Prices!
W. D. LOVE ?c CO.
W. D. LOVE,
u- B- MOOBEKBY._ Feb 1P._
Copartnership Notice.
THE Bubscribcrs, having this day formed a
copartnership, to be known and styled as
HOWIE & ALLEN, and having leased lor a
term of years tho shopB and machinery, and
bought tho materials on tho promises former?
ly occupied hy James M. Allon, aro prepared
to outer into contractu for building ortho
finishing of all shop-mado materials, such as
BLINDS, Doora. Sash, Wintlow Frames. Ac ,
Ac. Also, tho Dressing of Lumber, Scroll
Sawing and Turning, and would respectfully
solicit a ah aro of tho public patronage.
H O WIK A ALLEN.
JOHN ?VI. HOWIK, FDWAUD ALLKN.
COLOMBIA; November 13, 1871. Doe Kl ?mo
Now Dooks.
THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTA RY, bj Wall?
ops and other Clergy of thc Anglican
Chnrch. Vol.1. $5.
Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author ot SU pping
Heavenwards. fi.fiO.
Hannah, f. mw Norri, by Miss Muloch. Cdc.
Jan M DUFFIE A- CHAPMAN.
Scotch Whiskey,
ONE pun lu ou "FINKST CA .VU'??l'.I .TON."
of mv own direct importation, via New
York. Thia, hy a ctn al test, is 19 per cut.
over proof, and ia pronounced hy nil who
have teated or tasted it, r.s tho lineat ever
brought to Columbia.
auto,
Full atonic old WINES and BRANDIES,
Holland OIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch I'ttg
liali and German ALES; London and Dublin
PORTER, CURACOA and MARASCHINO.
Moot and Oliaudnn CHAMPAGNES, of the
famous vintage, 1808-ft neat ot tho century.
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction gun*
^autoed. GEO. KYMMEliS.
Fob 8
Kew York Exchange
?. DUG HT and sold, at
THEOIT1ZEN8*SAV1NC.S HANK..
For Sale.
~. A LOT of fino Kentucky
Sfyarfc MULES and (TORSES, jost ar-fffiSA?
??? rived. Cull ut ZJLJLI
.flWaU? DALY'S STABLES,
'ct 7 On Assembly street..
Snuff-"Indian Girl.'
LOOK
TO
YOUR INTEREST.
AND
Get the Best !
J0?M?*^| MY liue of WATCHES ie
t?wy<5j?C now full and complete, and
-MftBMBcBBBfc.tk0 public may depend on
getting tiiubeatat the lowest possible figuren,,
as my facilities are euch that I di fy competi?
tion from any market.
I havo alBO in atore and constantly arriving
all tho newest atylea of Ladies' Sets, i:. Dia?
mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Gold,.let, ?Vc;
elegant designa in Chains, Bracelets, Charms,
Lockets, ito.; tho latest and most beautiful
patterna in solid Silver and heavy Waled
Ware- Oooda suited for bridal, holiday and
othor presentations.
' Repairing in all branches, by tho boot work?
men and at reasonable ratea.
I3AAO 8ULZBA0HER,
Oct 13 _Colmubia Hotel Row.
LOOK
TO
YOUR INTEREST,
AND
Get the Best,
BUT
GO TO THE BEST PLACE.
WE claim to havo ono of tho finest
?toaks of WATCHES, of all beat Eng- j
_^liab, Swiss and American makers. With
Ramonda and other lino Jewelry, our stock |
is large, and wo aro going to sell the Gooda.
REPAIRING and EN GR AVINO, in al
branch?e, by tho best of workmen.
WM. GLAZE.
Nov 19 Formerly Glaxo it Radcliffe.
"LARGE ANIFFTI^?1^0^K1)F
CARRIAGES,
On Salo at
W. K. GREENFIELD'S REPOSITORY.
rilHE Buggy stock embraces everything, I
JL from tho plain, substantial Concord etyle
to a light, elegant trotting buggy. Four?
paasenger vehicles in large variety, including |
Brownell*, Rockaways, Phaitona, Victoria?,
and a now atylo of four-seat Buggy. This;
stock ia all fresh from tho factories, is of the
latent design, and, not least important, io
being sold at verv low price?. Dec 20
WATCHES,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
? ? ?
I HAVE on hand a select_
stock of WATCHES. J EWE IstQ-V
_^RY, CLOCKS. SILVER and PLATED
vV AltE, which 1 will dianose of at most rea?
sonable pri?es. Also, SPECTACLES to auit ]
all agOH.
REPAIRING in my line done promptly and j
on good terms.
All articles and work warranted tn bo aa
represented. GEO. BRUNS,
2d door below PiiQ?Xlx office, Main street.
Oct 20
Hew Books, by Express ,
Fur Sola at JU jiin MoUartvr's.
SEVEN DECADES OF TUE UNION. Bv
Henry A. Wino. S2.
Life and Timea of John Wcfcley, Pounder |
of tho Methodists. By L.Tycrnian, London.
Uiotory of tho Work i n? and lim g lier
Classes. By Caaaagtiac. $2 ;"().
Winifred Cninbermcdc, a Story by George !
McDonald. $1.75.
Character. Uy Snroael Smiles. fl.Cft.
Hvatcmatio Theology. By Charba Hodge,
D. I).
Darwin's Naturuliel'a Vnv?ge around the I
World.
ALSO,
A number of new London Novels, cheap.
Alno. new standard works, just published.
Columbia Music Store.
Ly Brand & Son
rS^AKE pleasure in railing tho attention of I
_i tho public to an examination of thoir
STUCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
elating of Pianoa, Church and Parlor Organa,
Melocluoua, Violins, Cuitara, Banjos, Flutes,
Accord?ons. Brass and silver Band I list IU
I monta ot all kinda. Aleo, Sheet Mu-ic and
I Instruction Booka for every ela^s of Musical1
instrumenta on hand at all timea. Sh. et
SI us i i.-, ?ont hy mail, poa? . paid, on receipt ot
price; and all hinda of Musical Oooda sent by
Expresa, when' ordered, lo any pnrt of tho
State, marked O. O. D. Good Second-hand
Pianos and Organa Tor aale cheap, for cash.
Pianoa, Organs and Mi-lodeona tuned and ro
! paired in a satisfactory maimer; and will givo
! especial attention te Packing, Removing and
j Shipping Pianos for other partit a to any poin
dashed, at moderate pi ices.
All orders promptly attended to and aatia
fai lion gnaruntcod t<> those favoring na with
thoir patronage Snnl for our catalogue of
1 Sheet Mliaio and Muai.'al Merchandise. 'I ny?
lor Ktroet, Citiz? na' Savings Bank Built.mg,
Columbi:). S. C. Nov J
BL H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-rocsn
Main Street, near Plain.
NOW on lund . v.? rt.viI> re?
iving lunn Hie ;T'.i.ufjio
. - o' Ni W Y.-fh !'
Oinciimili am! I.? ni... i:1. , tho
largest it^dortinent I'tJR
NI PURE "Vcr kept in thia market, c m. - t mg
in parted Walnut Parlor, Chamhei and i)in
iug-P.oosn Suits; ".'.00 Bedsit ada ot dim rout ]
pat terna, iii Walnut and Imitation ; n'en, the
coll I rated Georgia Split-bot ti m Chairs
1 Ali kinda ol MATTRESSES no di loonier.
UPHOLSTERING and lt EPA I RING donn?t
'.hortest notice und in the he. i u-.aunei
Terni? ei<?h and Goods eben*). Oct *.0
The Dexter Stables.
I'Hii undersigned linve rc?
DIM ed tlx ir Stables lo Hie new
building, immediately South ol
?'I//A niil?tkbiuiiiy'ii Bail. ami. wi'li a now
XST^S^fisliM'k nf CAHBtAGKS. BUG
OILS am. lim- BOB! ES, ;.ie pu p.no.; t.
?wer all calla I hal may be mude upon them,
lloraos bough: find enid < n Commission.
Peraona in wald ni good stork, ure inviti il to
give us a call. Liberal advancea made on
Hook loft for anio. BOYCE .v < O.
W. II. Bl.YCK.
0. II. PKTTINOtl.T.. Jan ?A
fK??.O?? to Loan,
ON OOOn COLLATERAL. Apph nt
Jan 2.1 01*11 ZKNs' SA VINOS RANK.
'Early Garden Corn.
THE anent and largest assortment of early
DOUN in the market,at reduced prices. 1
have juBt received:
Early Sugar Corn,
Evergreen Corn,
FarmerB' Club,
Darling's Sweet,
Crosby's Prolific
12 and 14 rows,
burlington,
Adam'B Karly,
TtiBcsrora,
White Flint, larg?;.
ALSO.
Long Pod Prolific Pens, twelve peas in a
pod; Kxtr<t Early Peat?, Trophy Tomato,
McLean'? Little Gem. improved EgK l'lant.
For ?ale at E. ll. HEINl?'SH'S
Fi b 2? t Drug and Chemical Store.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
PEAS. Hean?. Corn, Oabbago, and every
variety of frosh and genuino Seed?, for
Bale by FISHER & SILLIMAN, Druggin'e,
.7:iu"20 Opposite Colombia Hotel.
First m the Field.
Sim G0???MG GOODS!!
PRINTH, Delaines, PopliiiB, Cassinien-a.
Jc?.IM and 1 weeda.
?uto,
A full etock of FANCY COOLS.
Now ia toe time to purchase, before they nd
vance in rrico.
P. S. Heavy gooda Bold at coat.
C. F. JACKSON,
Feb 18 Neut door to Ai; now Si Son.
AT COST
AND
CARRIAGE 1
We offer from thi? date oar entire
Steck of CLOAKS and FURS, at cost!
and carriage. Call at once and get a
bargain from
PORTER & STEELE.
Jan 22
/
Imported Cordials.
IflllF. undersigned lina just opened a lcd i 1
1 lMI'ORTEDCORDIALH.ol various kmds,
embracing Perfect Love, Vanilla, KOPO,
Anisette, etc. Al.-o, Imported Maraschino,
Curacoa and Ahaintho. 'J'. M. I'Ol.lOt'K.
Oourd Seed Corn.
AFEW bushels Pennevlvnuia GOURD
SKED COHN, f'.r seed. Very productive
und nd tuted to thia ch?nalo. For sah? by
Fi b 21 _ E. HOPE.
Planting Potatoes!
?\f\f\BABltELS pelleted SEED TOTA
?SvA/TOES-rink-Eyee, Early Itoee,
Jacksou Whiten, Peach Blown and Early
Goodrich, for aalo low by
Jan 10 EDWARD HOPF.
Powder, Shot, &c.
AFULL ASSORTMENT of Gun and Rlaat
ing POWDER, Shot, Lead, l'ercuaaion
Cape, (lun-wada. Ac. on hand and for sals
low, at wholtbale and retail, by
Dco_20_ JOHN AONEW Sc. RON.
WE HAVE RE-OilGAXlZED
OUR
And Hccr.red tho services o? a
FIRST CLASS CUTTER.
And aa tho acusen is1 late, and our slock < I
Largo, wi.l
MK! IP M1I1IB
AT KKfil'CKU il Al Kh,
And Guarantee Satiaraclion.
Our Heady-Made
Stock of Clothing,
Hats and Fur?
nishing Goods
Ia ytill largo, nnd deduction in price v.ill bc
made to reduce il. Wo are ?till taking orders
for Shiite, warranting a fit.
If yon want nice gooda, give us a call.
R. & W. C. SWAFPIELD.
January 18
Operas "Indian Girl."
IRWIN'S HALL.
ivuu i\\iir\'
FINALLY yielding to tho uumeroue urgent
requests which have been proaur.d upon
bor by prorainent citizens ot' Columbia, the
famous young nativo Songstress Mid Come?
dienne,
Mrs. J. A. OATES,
lias decided to so chango her rontc as to visit
Columbia for
THREE NI (r HTS,
Commencing on MONDAY F.VFNINO, Mundi
18. appearing in Um very beat of ?,? r ino>-t
celebrated iuiperaoi at ion*, in winch she viii
bo supported hy her eulin.: %r. al
(J0MU OPERA (;USIPA2\TY.
Tho performance on MONDAY EVENING
will consist bf Uuukstouc'a chai ming Operatic
Comedy of
TIIKDAUUttTrcil O ti" TUR IC KO I.M KVT,
And tho successful Climie Skett-.h entitled
An Aliirinlng Sacrifico.
On TUESDAY EVENING, Offenbach's cele?
brated Comic Opera,
TUE MIMA JW XX A (J F A 2/1 HT,
And Buokstono's j'iviitl Eure? of
XAi , THU (iOOI) FOH-NOTltlSU.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Mandie's
most elegant and comical Music*] Comedy,
THE FLOWER GIRL OF PARIS.
The sale of reserved stats will commoncol
at Ly brand's Music Store, on Friday, tho 10th
instant, at '.) o'clock A. M. Admission fi; Re?
served Seats il.25. March 12 C
j To Capitalists.
11HE undersigned, owing lo ill-health, is
. doiiruus of disposing of his interest in
! tho Exchaugc House. Terms reasonable
? Apply to li. FRANKLIN.
March 13 _ _
Dissolution of Partnership.
mHElirmni FRANKLIN* Jc FINE is thia
JL day dissolvid hy mutual consent. All
liabilities prior to Murch ll, 1871, have betti
a-sumed by thc present proprietor.
WM. M. IT NE.
O. lt. FRANKLIN, WM. M. FINK.
C01.UMIUA, S. C., March ll, lb72.
March 12 C_
Wanted,
AT tho only licensed Junk Shop in thocity,
all sort? bf HAGS, (Osptciullv Woolen,j
obi IKON, Blt ASM, COPPER and SKINS of j
all kinds, for which 1 will pay tho hiebest
market price. C. HUI bi.,
j March 12(5 Washington street.
St. Patrick's Day.
m HE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY ANN IVER- |
JL SARY will be celebrated on the evening
of MONDAY, the 18th instant, at McKenzie's
Saloon, 't ickets f l To bu obtained of the
Committee, at the Columbia Hotel, J. Agntw
A Sou's, John McKenzie's and I'. Caldwell's.
March 12 fi M J. CALNAN, l'rrs,dent.
Foreign Drafts,
371 OR aale at New York rates, at
; THE CI II ZENS' SAVINGS RANK.
Notice.
MR. J. IL DAVIS waa admitted .-. Partner!
in our house, Ft bl nar \ 21, lsT'J
March 2 !:. C. SHIVER .V CO. j
Grand Fuvim Eal!,
UV j
Gaz\ Lodge Ko. 1GB, I. 0. 1?. E. ?
A <i RA ND MttHtpit rude and Civil Drem
P?\ BA Lil will lin giv<:li by fi u/.a Lob e. rm '
Am MONDAY EVENING, Match 2"?, lti72, at
L^mlrwiu'ri 11 alt.
rickets eau be procured at the following I
gentlemen's places ol bu-ine.-!-: M<Hi?rH I!, j
Solomon, T. M. Pollock, D. Epetin and isa.xc
Ku'zbaehcv.
'J he committee reserve thc right In unmask !
anv individual. All masks to we taken off at
12"O'OIIM k P. M.
No tickets for l'aie st the door
Pref. Ly Brand's Lund will furnish music j
for tho occasion. J. GOLDSMITH,
Clm i rm au Committee ol Arrangeait els.
Fidi '2.t tbm
J. J. BROWNE, Agent,
GtUlrr, Lot king ({loan nud 1'ivtur? Frumv\
Mukr.
OLD Frames re-gilded, old Paintings cart
fullv eli aneil, lined msl vsrniuhed. No. ?
31(5 Broad sh eel, A ii v: ii -1 it, i?.? Feb l"> timi
Guano.
fllliE undersigned hus now in store and rr?
J ceiviug a full supply of those tittil ?-i.ia
blislird Fi i ll i;:-rs ni Me? HIS Wilcox, Gil ba
,t Co., ?he P11ON1X. MANIPUI Al Ell and
GUANO. SALT und PLASTER COMPOUND,
and is now ready to ?iii orders, and ship by
railroad tn ?ny K?*' II point . Call ned gut cir?
culara, giving prices and pail ionia rs. At
present pliers nf cotton, ii will take but sn
increased jieltl of "?i to ?Ul pounds to pay foi
.200lumnil-? .?nano. J. s CH IMBERS,
Feb I'? {2m-i Cd?m1na. 'b c
For -?aie.
Qf\n FFF.TC.P ' FM RFU.
i)\ t\t^\J\t\f lilli (I eil ,.! weil sen 1
ron. d Fitl .! ?II? lit! ll i! .! !
i irih r^ foi ! .aili, and all k' i ' - '? utnltei ?illi .1 .
at sh'ut ii'iffi'. .Vptd; ?? our I umln-r Ytrd,
on La*, eirett .in.! Green vi'le. lia ?ll omi, or I
??\ ir. W. ?/ iWttY A to,
( i i .;>.) (bi... ?:. x Rill Cnlti'tibia S ?'. ?
Aijnenduiol lmpUiir.cnts.
' >W I \W,"
\:-i "
nii?'; '?D'
<. |?r I", I i.-ii ! ! ...I
, WM r rn n't il sn'ii
tory ni iiti ? ult'.
Gmtlen Plows ai tl Cultivators.
2 'O I a i > 'iii Sinei Sweep .. beti er and che : : ?. i
tltati t he Fiti'iit<'r t'-tli til lite I hetti hine" lt.
! ?Ti M Mi I CK .V I .ott |t\> "
l! P(j(i ll s Iii? MS,
?#*JW?0 2 flllO bushels ( OltN,
V?- JtV 20,MM> H'S. RV ON. hi l>rle M ihftt
-fi ' '". . rt in il ii'" nt ni ol'other mar
Kt lr. LORI li LO Vi l!A .M
Feb Ti
Copar:PMfibip-I >? h< v &v jliunar..
Y U.\V;.:i.i- tl.it Hss-eeinli tl with me,in the
I Pru, :nd A pol h ten ry bu.-icess, Mr. L.T.
SlLLlMAN.ii i{ iud ut I o oi l'hihid? Ipliiu < -.1
; loge ?il I'ltarmtm I'luou :m- and si vie ol the
Illili wih bu I IrtllHR A I LUMAN. "
v?. c. Kistir.ii.
J iMUHT IO, 1?>7?. Jan 2(1
Just Rtcoivod,
Al ARGE umolu r of fine KENTUCKY
M LFS. which may he -. n at Charle.
Logan's Stahlen, c n i r ? i alt md A-MI ni I. h
at reel s. \V. S. A J. M. TALBOT.
Jan ia k
"..'u iii.i ie Durluiiu" "1 lillian Gill."
Act* andJoimnriiilut?ona Hasitd by the
General Ammbly <>r SontH Carolina,
Rtlinlar Htmiun, 1871 and 1673.
! AN ACT TO RELIEVE THE BTATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA Ol' ALL LIABILITY FOR ITS
GU Ali AN J Y OK THE BONDS OP THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILUOAD COMI'ANY BY PROVID?
ING FOR THE SECURING AND . DESTRUC?
TION OF THE SAME.
"Whereas the State of South Carolina,
has, by nud in pursuance of tho pro?
visions of an Act. npprovcd thc fifteenth
day of September, A. 1). 18GS, eutitled
.'Au Act to authorize additional aid to
tho Blue Ridge Railroad Compauy, iu
South Carolina," endorsed a guaranty of
tho faith and credit of tho Stato on four
millions of dollars of bonds, issued by
the said Blue Ridgo Railroad Company,
comprehending tho Bino Ridge Railroad
Company, in South Carolina; tho Blue
Ridge Railroad Company, in Georgia;
tho Teunessco River Railroad Company,
?in North Carolina; tho Knoxville and
Charleston Railroad Company, in Ten
I nessee, and tho Pendleton Railroad
Company, in South Carolina, for tho
purpose of aiding tho speedy completion
of the eaiil railroad, which bonds aro
liable for tho debts of tbo said railroad
companies; aud, whereas, tbe present
condition of tho finances of the State,
and of said companies, is such ns to
make tho further continuance of said
bonds on the market inexpedient and
unadvisablo, and n serious injury and
prejudico to tho credit of thc State; and,
whereas, the existence of tho said four
millions of dollars of bonds, so guaran?
teed, creates a large liability upon tho
part of tho State, which the Treasury
may be required to meet at unforeseen
and inopportune tiares; and, whereas,
tho liability of the State, on account of
such guaranty, should be faithfully met
und discharged; therefore, in order to
secure tho recovery and destruction of
the bonds and conpor.s of tho said com?
pany, issued under and in pursuance of
the provisions of tho aforesaid Act, now
pledged in the city of New York and
elsewhere, and to relieve tho State of all
liabilities whatsoever, by reason of
its endorsement and guaranty of said
bonds:
SECTION 1. f?a il enacted by the Senate
ami House if Representatives of the atnie
of South Carolina, now mel and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority of\
the same, That tho Stato Treasurer is
hereby directed, with tho consent, iu
writing, of tho President of tho Bloc
Ridge Railroad Company, in South Ca?
rolina, to require the Financial Agent
of the State, iii tho city of New York,
immediately to deliver to the State Trea?
sury all tho bonds of I he Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, endorsed and gnni- |
autoed by thu Stato of South Carolina, j
which uro now in his possession, und
held by bim us collateral security, for ?
advances made hy the said Financial
Agent, by tho order of the Financial
Board, te? tho Bine Ridge Railroad Com- j
jinny; and ti pon tho delivery of Raid
bonds, tho Treasurer is hereby required
to canec? the same, in Ihn manner In re- I
inafter directed; end the said Blue.
Ridgo Railroad Company shall there?
upon bo discharged from all liability
tn Ibo Slab on account of inch nd
vanes.
BEC. 2. Thal upon the atmender by i
llb: said compauy to the State Treasury I
of the balance of the said fourmillions
of dollars of bonds, issued by the said
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, und !
guaranteed by tlit? State, the State Trea?
surer is hereby authorized mid required
to deliver to the President of the Blue
Ridge Riilroad Compauy, iu Sooth Ca- ;
rolinn, T rea* h ry certificates of indebted?
ness (styled llevcunn IJoud Scrip) to the j
amount of ono million eight hundred!
thousand dollars, tho said certificates lo
be ex? culed iu the manner hereinafter j
directed; and if the said company shall
not bo able to deliver ull of said bonds
ai one time, the Treasurer is authorized
un?! required to deliver to the said Pre i
sob nt such amount of such Treasury 1
c< i iilica'ei us sba'l he proportional t"
the amount of bonds delivered.
Si c o. Thal, to carty out the pnrpesi .*
of this Act, tin- Sratu Treasurer is here?
by authorized und required 1?? have'
print? d, <>r i. np raved on ste? 1, a- soon as 1
pruclicah e. Treasury certifica I* s < ! in- !
debt? dui *-s to l e known ?nd il--i o> Uti
a Keveline Bond Scrip of the St'" "i
South (.'undina, m such hu in and ..:
such d? nomination may be .'. b r
mint i un by ihn State Treasurer, ned
Mm President of the Bluo Ridge Rail?
road Company, in S ?nth Carolina, to'
the ainounl of one million tight hun-'
. Ired thousand do! lu rs, '..hieb Revenue
limul Snip shall bc signed by tho Stute :
l i i m er, iiiiil sh ?ll express that Ihe
snri mentioned therein is ?Ino by Ibo
State of South Carolina to tho bearer
thereof, and that tho same will bo re- 1
ce-ived in payment of taxes and nil other ';
dees to ihe State, except special tax lo
vii d to pay interest on tho public debt. ;
Sn: X That thu faith and funds oil
the State are hereby pledged for the ul
t?mate redemption of said Revenue
Bond Scrip, und tho County Treasurer!' I
ure hereby required lo receive the same
in payment of nil tuxes levied by tho
Slate, except in payment of special tnx
levied lo poy interest on tho public debt,
und tilt? Slate Treasurer and nil other
public officers are hereby required to
receive the same in payment of all dues
to the State; and still further to provide
for the redemption of said Keveline
Bond Scrip, au annual tux of throe mills
on the dollar, in addition to uti other
tixcs, OD tho assessed value of all taxa
ble property in tho Stute, is hereby le?
vied, to bo collected in tho en mo manner
and at tho same time as maybe provided
by law for the levy und collection of the
regular annual taxes ol the State; ?nd
tho State Treasurer is hereby required
to retire, at the end of each year from
their dato, one-fourth of tho amount of
the Treasury Scrip hereby authorized to
be issued, until all of it shall be retired,
and to apply to such purposes exclu?
sively tho taxes hereby required io be
levied.
SEO. 4. That i! any such Revenue
Bond Scrip ?B 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 thnt may bo due ou thc
public debt.
SEO. 6. That upon the delivery to the
S'atu Treasurer of the said guaranteed
bonds of the Blue-Ridgo Railroad Con>
pnuy, or of any pir^ of them, tho State
Treasurer is hereby' required to cause
tho sumo to bo cnnceVou and destroyed,
in the presence of 'theftPresident of the
Blue Ridgo Railroad Company, in South
Carolina, and in the presence of a joint
ooujiniitco of tho Senato and House of
Representatives of this State, to bo for
that purpose appointed.
SEO. 7. vlmt whenever the whola nani
ber of tho said guaranteed bonds shall
hnve boen delivered to the Treasurer
aud cancelo J, as required by tile provi?
sions of this Act, tim lion of tho State
of South Curohua, up .it the estate, pro?
perty aud funds of u.u said Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, in this State, aud of
tho other associated companies in tho
States of Guorgia, North Carolina and
Tenneeseo, as secured by the provisions*
of an Act entitled "Au Act to authorize
additional aid to tho Blue Ridgo Rail?
road Company, in South Carolina,"
passed on the iitteenth day of Septem?
ber, Anno Domini ono thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight, and nil other
claims or lions which ure held by the
State against said company or compa?
nies, on account of said guaranty, shall,
from thenceforth, bo forever discharged
and released; and should the saul com?
pany be unable, from any cause, to de?
liver all of said bonds, such liens shall
be discharged and released to un extent
which shall be proportional to the amount
of such bonds actually delivered.
SEC. 8. That if the said company shall
accept tho provisions ut this Act, it shall
be authorized, if tho Board of Directors
may desire, to chango the corporate
name of the company to that of the
"Knoxville und South Carolina Railroud
Company," and shall have power to ex?
tend its railroad, or construct branches
thereof, to ouy points or places in this
State, with all tho powers sud privileges
with which tho said company is now
vested by tho provisions of its charter;
and tho said company shall ulso have
power to issie bonds, and to secure the
sumo by n mortgage, to buch amount,,
and in euell mau uer, ?is tho Board of Di?
rectors may direct. Aud ul! soles of
stock in tho siiitl Blue Ridge R ii lr ou tl
Company, in South Carolina, und its us
Kociate companies, formerly held by the
State and sold by the Commissioui i.-? ol
the Sii.king Fund be, and they uro here?
by, continued.
?Sro. 9. That if any person shall forge
or counterfeit the Treasury Scrip hereby
authorized to b . issued, ur shall, directly
or indirectly, ii iii or ussist in thu lorgiug
or counterfeiting of stick S.-rip, or s?mil
issue, or in any ni nu n er uso uuj such
forged or counterfeited Sc. ip, lie shall,,
on conviction thereof, bo tined in tho
discretion of thc court, und shall be im?
prisoned in the Penitentiary tnt n ..rm
not exceeding ten year*.
Is THE HOUSE or BEPUESESTATIVEH,
Coi.UMUlA, S. C., Mureil 2, 1872.
Ou tho question "tdiail llii- Af' bi?
corne a law, the objections ol his Exec'
lency Ibo Go vcr ti oi to the conti my not?
withstanding," the yeas ned tiay> were
ordered, piirsunut- to provision i t" tho
Constitution, resulting jens eighty four,
nti\s eighteen, and ord. ltd fi- be ?>i nt U>
the Senate.
Hy order. A. O. JONES,
Cierk rion*!! <d K fprcnrntu'ives
ls TIM: Sr.NA'i u,
CoiA'MuiA, S. (J., Mutch 2, lb72.
On tho question, "shall tins Act pms
(ititi become a law, (he objections ol his
Excellency to the contrary imtwith?t>tiid
iug," the yeas and uiiy.s wer? ordered,
{iiir.suuut to the. provision ni tho i i n.-ti
inti.m, (Articie 111. S ct ion 22 ) !.. . Act
passed by n eira coe? vol? ol yens i?veu
ty-two, nays six, ?iud ordered lo be re?
turned lo Ibu ft ouse ol Ib'preM i. ive*.
Liy order. J. WOOlJiiU i'l1*.
i :. ik ol i?, mire.
AS Aor TO ru-iv!UK r -is TUE .UT?INIMKST
Ol* AX ISM'1.1!I\>H Ol' riIOSPH.Vll S ASM
TO MKOIJAKK 1I1K DUTIES
SECTION 1. Jip it enacted by thu S- <> i?>.
and J Ju use iff Representa! tus t f tit? Stale
tf Smith Carolina, noir me! ami sitting tn
Uenerul Assembly, and by the authority ot
tit-' saur, That the Governor be, and bc
ia hereby, authorized to appoint, by nutl
with tho advice niul consent ol (be .Se?
mite, n competent person lo the ellice o.'
Inspector ol Phosphates, who shall reside
and have lin ellice iti tboci'y ol Charles?
ton, and shall held his ellice for two
yt ni's.
SEC. 2. That it shall bo th? dr.ty of ali
companies or individuals wbe aro or maj
be authorized by law to dig, mino or ex
cu vat o snell phosphate rocks and phos
phalli; deposits iroin the beds of tlie
navigable waters or streams within tin
jurisdiction of the State, to report t(
the Inspector of Phosphates uionthh
tho quantity ol such ri ck and depoai
dug, mined and excavated; nud whethe:
the same bo on bund awaiting removal
br, if it bas boen moved or is beinj