The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-30

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published in The District.
Approved December If, 1866: JANE.
l.. Orr, Governor.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR DoCKETlNt
CoNsr TuTIoNAL CASES IN THE CouR
OF ERRORS.
[. BE Il cnacted by the Senate AMI
House Of Representatives: NOW met an,
sitting in General Assembly, and b.
the authority Of The same, That in al
cases OF appeal in Law or Equity. il
which al appellant alleges constitutional
questions are involved, he shall file tn,
brief of his case, having iniorscd there
on constitutional question involved
slEncd ly appellants attorney with The
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals, not later
ll'an the first day oflho sitting of tic
Court Of Appeals. succeeding tie hear,
ing, trial, order, decree, Judgment or ad.
Judlcation in the Court below; AMI no
appellant who shall fail TO fl his brief,
as above directed, shah be entitled to
The examination ofthc same as provided
for in the second section OF this Act,
i%oridci, the report of the Circuit Judge
shall have been given to the appellant
or appellants attorney, one week before
the sitting Of the Court of Appeals.
II. Th,t the Judges OF tho Court
Of Appeals shall examine the briefs thus
fled, and AL cases which, in their inls.
men', involve constitutional questions,
shall, under ll.eir direction, br entered
for hearing by tho Court. Of Errors,
upon scrcralc docket for his Cour, to
be mad" up by the second Monday after
the meeting Of the Court Of Appeals, at
each regular sitting thereof: Irovitled
that this enactment shall not be cons,lu.
ed to limit or restrain the power now
possessed by the Curt Of Appeals ,o
order cases to Tho Court Of Errors.
Approved December 20.h, 1866 !:
JAMES l.. { b Governor.
AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW IN RELA-
TIoN TO TENANCiEs.
I. Be at enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives., now met and
stLngin General Assembly. and by
the authority ofthc same, That when
any person or persons have gtnc, or
shall hereafter go, into possession of any
land OF tcnrncns Of another, either rs a
tenant at vii, or nnlera can.rs,.' .tt sor
van, or common laborcr, or otherwise,
and shall refuse or neglect to quit the
premises, SO occupied, when required
by the person letting the same, or upon
tho termination Of the contract, either by
its own limitation or from any o;hcr
cause, it shall be lawful for The person
letting tho rremi>cs to apply to any
Mn gistratc, whose duty it shall be to
have notice served upon the person or
persons so refusing TO quit, to show cause
before him, at the expiration often days
from the personal service Of such notice,
why he should not be elected, and if no
sufficient cause be then shown, it shall
be the duty oflhc Magistrate forthwith
to issue his warrant, directed to the
Sheriff or any Constable, requiring him,
without delay, to eject any such person
or persons from the premises so let, and
authorizing him to use such fcrcc ns
may DC necessary.
II. That lhe Magistrate shall bo
entitled to demand and receive from the
person applying for such warrant a fee
Of FIVE dollars before issuing, and Tho
Sheriff or Constable shall, in like man
ncr, be entitled to demand and receive
from such applicant fee Of five dollars
and usual mileage before executing such
warrant.
Approved December 10th, 1866 :
JAMES J.. ORR, Governor.
AN ACT TO MAKE CERTIFIED COPIES EyI.
DEEcE.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of The State OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting in Gone.
raj Assembly, and by the authority OF
Of the same, That copy ofany admin.
istration bond, guardianship bond, con.
stables bond, bond ola trustee, or bond
ofthe committee Of !unalic, md all
other instruments in writing which by
law arc requisite, or permitted to be in
writing, and kept in a public Office, Ger
tilted by the officer having tho custody
Of tie same, shall be admitted III evi.
dcnce in any OF the Courts Of this State,
OH thirty day previous notice ol the in
tention to oIlcr sucl' copy being given &c
tho party against whom it is to be offer
oh or his or her attorney.
Approved December II, lSGG;J JAMES
Il. ORR, Governor.
A Couple of Walkers in the Sewers Of New
York Pay Dirt" Struck Heavily
Diamonds by tho Bushol.
Several years ago a little German
jew, named Schwartz, believing that u
The sewers Of New York might hc found
many articles Of yalue which had beer
lost, entered them, and for three day:
wandered through tho labyrinth. 1Io
was very successful, picking up some
$4,000 worth ofjewolry, spoons, forks
&c. but having lost his way the frs
day, he believed that le might have
found much more could he have carriet
ont the original plan, which was to visi
Fifth AID Madison avenues, Broadway
and the wealthy portions Of the city