The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-10-28

Pleas aud Sessions Of the Provisional
Government of South Carolina, at the
expiration thereof shall be, and the same
are hereby, transferred TO the county
Cour q having Jurisdiction Of the same,
established by tIi, Act, with all dies,
records and property pertsining thereto
and to said Courts; and all processes,
wrils and recognizsnces of every. kind,
whether respecting juries, witnesses,
bail. OF otherwise, shall be considered
as belong 10 the Courts herein esiab
lashed, in .be came manner as If they
had been issued or taken with reference
thereto; Provided. That no cause shall
be-transferred as aforesaid not cogniza-
Lle in the Circuit Courts under, the con-
siiintion on original process or appeal.
! XVI. The Circuit Courts herein es.
,ablished shall be Courts Of record, and
the books OF record thereof SHALL al all
times be subject to the inspection of any
person interested therein:
XVII. The Clerk elected in each
County under the provisions Of Section
27 Of Article w Of the constitution
| shall be Clerk Of the Courts Of General
Sessions and common Pleas, aud may
appoint deputy, who may perform the
| duties Of Clerk, for whose acts such
Clerk shall be responsible, and record
of wboseappointment shall be made in
the Clerks office; and such appoint
men; may he revoked at the pleasure
of the Clerk and in case no Clerk ex.
lists, the Judge shall have authority to
appoint aperson. who shall perform the
duties Of Clerk, and said Deputy Clerk,
or the one appointed by the Judge,
shall be required TO give the usual bond
before entering upon the duties Of tue
office. ,..s ...
XVIII. All suits in Equity depend
ing in the courts Of Chancerv, and not
finally disposed Of. and The property
and records relating thereto. on the first
day Of January, a. -. 1860, shall be
transferred TO the courts If Common
Pleas in aud for their respective coun.
ties, and shall be entered upon ,he dock
cts Of said Courts for the stated term
thereof next ensuing, and thereupon
shall be heard, tried and deter mined,
with all rights respected and preserve ed,
in the same manner rs If originally
kiough; there: Provided, That no
cause shall he transferred TO the dock
els of the Courts as aforesaid not cog.
nizable therein under the constitution
PrOvided, JW!her, That all causes de.
pending ~ aforesaid, and the property
and records pertaining thereto, cugni-
zat!e under the constitution in the
courts of Probate, shall lie ,ferred
io s,i.l Courts.
XIX. Ali books &c record, I'll hles.
and AL property Of whatever kind. OF
the courts Of Chancerv. except n. here,
inlrfnre provided. shall. on The flrs: dav
"f January, A. y. 1860, he ,ranslcrr d
to the courts Of Common Pleas for tn.
counties having jurisdiction Of like eau,
Ses and the several Clerks Of the cir,
cult Courts shall receiv. the came from
the outgoing Clerks and Masters of said
Courts and receipt therefor, and also
enter said receipts upon the records oi
their respective, Courts.
XX. All writs heretofore issued (ot
which, before the ratification Of thi:
Act, shall bave Leen issued) and made
relurnable to the terms Of the courts O;
Common Pleas, rs heretofore establish
ed by law, shall be retuynsble 10 the
said Courts which shall first issue in
each county, respectively, under the
provisions of this Act.
XXI. Al the term Of the court oI
Sessions and Common Pleas which
shall first ensue in each county after the
ratification "e this Act, i, shall be the
duty Ut the Judge presiding to call the
dorSe Of The laie District Court, and
10 pass such orders, proposed 10y the
Solicitor on the Sessions. or by the
plaintiff attorneys in civil causes. a,
in the judgment, of the Court may b,
proper, to transfer the unfinished bust
ness to its proper tribunal for adjudica
tion.
| In the Senate House, the twentieth
| day Of August, in the year Of ouI
| Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight.
l.. BOOZER,
Presiden, Of the Senate.
FJ. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved:
X. II. Scorr, Governor.
ADvIcs TO Yorxa MES.-A writer
gives the following sensible advice TO
young men Let the business Of every
one alone, and attend to your own
Don't buy what you don't want. Use
every hour TO advantage. and study to
make leisure hour useful. Think
twice before yon spend dollar /; re-
member you will have another 10 make