The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

nation "Family." And il shall be the
duty Of the Inspector Of ilour to place
the brand Family" on all barrels or
sacks Of -four asccrtained to be Of IL
quality better than that cnlitlmg the
same to the brand Extra" and thai,
the Inspector be allowed not more than
two and a half cents per package for
Inspecting.
In the Senate House, the nineteenth
day Of December in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.slx.
w. d. PORTER,
President Of the Sanatc.
CHARLES II. SlMONTON,
Speaker House Of Repre- srntalivcs.
Approved December 10, S6G: JAMES
l.. ORR, Governor.
AN ACT TO AMEND THE ACT EsrABLlsI-
mo TIE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA.
I. BE 1t enacted bv the Senate and
House Of Representatives, now met and
ting in General y Assembly. and by The
uL.ority OF the same, That tn. fifth
| section Of an Act entitled "An Act to
| establish the University of South Caro-.
lima, ratified on the nineteenth day Of
December, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and six,y.ive,
| be so amended rs to require the Board
Of Trustees Of the University of South
Carolina to establish, as soon rs practi.
IL, II -,
School Of Law, with one Professor, and
Il school OF Medicine, with Two prolcs
sors.
lI. That the Board Of Trustees shall
| determine and regulate The course Of
studies in The said schools, and the da-
ties Of the Professors in the respective
departments thereof and shall, as soon
rs practicable, select competent persons
to The Prnfcs sorships SO established.
I'll. That the Professors in said
schools shall be entitled TO the same Sala.
ry as is provided by law !or the other
Professors Of the University, and shal!
| receive such fees OF tho Students who
| enter their schools as arc required, or
may hereafter be required, under and by
virtue Of the fourth section OF the Act
| aforesaid. of the i'udrGls who enter the
schools by said Act provided for.
w. That the said Professors shall
be mrmh"rs "f the Faculty Of the Uni.
vcrSity OF South Carolina, III like man.
ncr rs the other Professors and shall in
all respects be, in lik" manner, subject
to the rrov,sons Of tie alorc ald Act,
and TO The rules and regulations imposed
By the Board Of Trustees.
V. That the Board Of Trustees of the
University, on the recommendation o!
| the Chairman oflhe Faculty and of The
! Professors Of the Schools of Law anl
Mcdieinr shall confer The degrees Of
| Bachelor Of Law anG Of Doctor Of Mcai.
cine upon the graduates Of The said
schools. for satisfactory alanmcnts in
all the subjects 0! Instruction in lhei;
respective schools.
VI. That the graduates Of each Of
| these schools, upon whom the said dc.
srccs may be conferred, shall be entitled
To parsnu and practice their respective
professions.
| VII. That The Facn!ly have au.
thority to license u Demonstrators OF
Anatomy and other persons Of suitable
attninments, character and habits, to
give private instruction in aid Of he
pnhlic teachings in any Of the schools Of
the University. That said li:cntiates
be not at liberty, without special leave
Of the Faculty, TO receive pupils who
are not members orlhe school or schools
for which they are licensed, nor to give
instruction Oh subjects not embraced IN
the plan Of the same. The employment
of the licen,iatcs to bo at the oplion Of
the students, and the compensation a
matter Of private arrangement.
| In tho S,nate House, the twentieth day
OF December in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and six.
ty-six.
w. D. PORTER,
"Eift President ofihr Senate.
CHARLES II. SIMONTON,
| Speaker House ur Representatives.
| Approved December 20, 1866: JAMES
! l.. ORR, Governor.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE LEGS FOR ALL CITIZENS
OF TUE STATE WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LEGS
| DURING THE REGENT WAR.
| l. BE Il enacted by thc Senate and House
| Of Representatives, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority of
1 tho same, That the Governor be, and he is
horsb by authorized, to furnish all citizens Of
his Staio, who have lost their legs during
the recent war, in tho service Of the country,
with artificial logs and The sum Of twenty
thousand dollars, ifsomuch is necessary to
pay for tho Same, is hereby appropriated for
that purpose, and NIL other purposes ncces.
sary to carry out tile provisions of this Act
| III. Tint oil Railroad Companies in This
State be requested TO transport, to and from
Columbia, ofYany other place Tint may be
designated by tho Governor. free of charge,
all oilizens Of the State entitled TO artificial
| legs under the foregoing section Of this Act
IN tho senate House. tho iwcntieil day Of
| Deccmber, in the yShS of our Lord on,
| th,,,,n II Fl oh Al lttl4stI and oily va;x