The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-29

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provisional, therefore, we the people Of South
Carollna, 10 Convention asseMbled, DO dscs1ee,
sna oa,n FIR - that ~ ne ci;,.sns q q %.
state VINO @ sne date Of - Ordinance q ~
cesstOn, were holding oflce connected with the
customs Under the General Govenment q the
United States, within the limits q South Csr0.
lima, be, and they are, hereby appointed 70 bold
under the govefnmcns Of this Stats EXCESSIVELY,
without any further connection whatever with
the Federal Governnaent Of the United States,
the same Offices they now Gil, until otherwise d.
e,noiunents for their serviceA
Second. that until this convention Or General
Assembly shall otherwise provide shall appoint
70 al vacancies which shall eccur In such 0nices.
Third, That untilisfS otherwise provided BY this
Convention Or the General Assembly, the reve-
nue. collection and navigation laws OF the U. g.,
g FIR . may bepractioAbe, Be, and they are here
BY adopted and made lawn Of this State, saving
that no duty shall be collected upon imports from
the states forming the late Federal Union known
% the United States Of America; nor upon the
tonnage Of vessels armed in whole or Id part BY
the citizens Of said States, saving and excepting
the act Of Congress, adopted on the al of March,
1859, entitled IN act authorizing the deposit Of
the papers Of foreign vessels with the consuls Of
their respective nations which sald net il tleclar!
ed to DO Of no force within the limits Of his
State. saA II sas f VI sa4s @t ts
Fourth. All vessels built IN South Carolina Or
elsewhere, and owned for the amount Of one
third BY citizen or citizens OF South Carolina,
or any Of the slavs holding Commonwealth Of N
America and commanded by citizens thereof. No
other shall be registered al vessels at South Car
olina under authority Of the collector and naval
oficera / .a -a
Fifth. All official acts of the officers aforesaid
in which il s usual and proper to set forth the au
thority under which they act, and style Of docu
ments issued by them or any Of them, be in the
name Of the State Of South Carolina.
Sixth All moneys hereafter collected by any
Of the aforesaid officers shall after deducting the
sums necessary for the compensation Of the on
cers and other purposes. be paid into the Treas
ury Of the State OF South Carolina for the use Of
said State, subject to the order Of this COnven-
ton or Of the General Assembly. +s
Seventh The officers aforesaid shall retain
in their hands IN property Of the United
States in their possession custody or con troll sub
iect to the disposal Of the State, Who will &C.
count for the same upon final settlement with