The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

provided by law to the regular terms of
the Courts now established, and it shall
be the duty Of the Clerks of the Court
Of Common Pleas to prepare dockets Of
all cases of tort lor tho regular term Of
their respective Courts.
SEo. 4. Thatno Court of Equity shall
be held in this State before the first day
Of February IN the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven )
I'rootaed, that nothing herein contained.
shall be so construed as to prevent tile
hearing of motions and cases at Cham
'befs as areprovided by law.
SEQ That nothing in this Ac,
contained shall prevent Judges Of the
Court of Common Pleas, and General
Sessions from hearing and determining
applications for the substitution Of iudg-
ments and DEGREES, destroyed or lost
during the late war, as heretofore.
SEo. g. That all Acts and parts Of
Acts.of he'General Assembly OF this
State, in conflict: with tho provisions Of
this Act, be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
List of Acts passed by the Legislature.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
an Act to make appropriations for the
year commencing iii October, 1865.
| y An Act giving authority to the
City Council of Charleston to proceed
in tho matter of Fire Loan, with a
view to aid in building up the city
anew.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
an Act to lend the credit of tic State
to secure certain bonds to be issued
by tho South Carolina Railroad Com
rany.
An Act to provide for the drawing
of the Juries for the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for Darlington District.
An Vet to make parties, plaintiffs
and defendants, competent to give tes-
timony in such cases in like manncras
other witnesses.
An Act to- incorporate the Planters
and Farmers Relief Association.
An Act to declare valid the recent
election for Intendant and Wardcns
of the town of Darlington.
An Act to incorporate tho Ph@nix
Fire Engine Company of Darlington.
An Act to lcgalizc the elections of
municipal officers of the towns of
Moultrieville and Mount pleasant.
An Act to provide for tho establish
ment Of Pententiary.
An Act to provide for the funding
of the interest and principal of ccr-
tain stocks and bonds of the State
past due.
An Act to incorporate the Peoples
Mail Steamship Company.
An Act to alter and fix the times
for holding the Courts of Common
Pleas in this State.
An Act to declare the rights of fpcr-
6 1s lately known as slaves and as free
persons of color.
An Act to amond an Act entitled
an Act to establish District Courts.
An Act to require tho Commission
ors of Public Buildings for. Greenvillo
and Pickcns Districts to pay over ccr-
tain funds to the Commiss sioners of the
Poor ofsaid Districts, respectively. !.
An Act to incorporate the'Stonewall
Fire Engine Company of Charleston;
An Act to secure advances for agri-
cultural purposes.
AN Act to amend the law in rela-
tion to tho bondr required of public
officers.
An Act to amend and extend the
operation of an Act entitled an Act to
provide mode by which to perpetuate
testimony in relation to deeds, wills,
chooses in action, and other papers and
records destroyed or, lost during the
recent war. '.um.d. vi
| An Act to provide for the rodcmp~
ton of bills receivable issued by this
State. "rr .1~ r
| An Act to vest in the city of Colum-
bia the rightand title of the State in
certain lots. a-H.D.,
An Act to make appropriations to
meet certain deficiencies in the appro.
priations for'thc year commencing on
! lst October, A. D. 1865:
Headquarters Assistant Commissioner.
bureau Refugees, Freedmen and a. Lands,
South CarolinaS
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 9th, 1865.
General Orders, No. 21.
To regulate tho division Of crops where
tho Freedpcople are working for share
thereof, and to protect both tho Employer
and the Employees from tho Injurious re-
suits arising from the practice Of some per-
sens in buying the crops in small quantities
from the freedmen, paying therefor n mere
plttance OF their market value, whereby
many Of the freed people are left immpover.
ished, It is ordered ~ a ai'al5
l. That all crops, when harvested, shall
be stored In o secure place. prepared for
market, and divided between the employer
and the employees, in accordance with the
contract, where contracts have been approy-
ed by this bureau, II. a.
IL. When the cotton shall have been pre-.
pared for market, and no officer or agent of
this Bureau can be present, the contracting