The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

r1ty oil tue Samc'
SECTION l. That the following sums be, aud they
are bereby appropriated for the payment of tie va.
rious officers and expenses OF the tate government
that is 10 says For sanries: For the Governor S36OU
for the Secretary of the State S2000 for the Private
Secretary ofthe Governor $4,000; for Adjutant and
InspecorGeneral s25O0; Tor the Assistant Adjutant
aud nspectcr-Generll S1500; for the lomptroer-
General s3o0O for the Treasurer of the state S250o;
for the chief clerk to the Treasurer OF the State Sl800
for the Auditor of the State $500; for Superin.
tsndent of Education $500; for the Chief
Constable Sl500; for Chief Justicn OF the su-
preme Court, $4,000; for the two AssociTte JUS
tees S70c0 for the eight Circuit Judges, SIS 600;
for the eight Circuit Solicitors $4,000; for the three
Chnncel ors to january ], 1862 $500; for the t.
torney. General SSUU; for the Atto1ncy-General q
clerk, s1cUt for ihe Clerk of the Supreme Court.
$780, Tor the state Reporter $1,000; for the Keeper
of the State House, $500; tor tho superintendent OF
the South Carolina Pententary, $4,000; for the State
Librarian S4O0 for the three Bealth Oihcels s39OO
for the County Auditors s3l 500; for two watchmen
Of the State House and Grounds, $500; for arrear-
ages of salary due Judge 1lomas W. Glover $1,000:
SEC z Executive Department. For contin eDt
fund of the Governor S25 coo; out OF which shall be
paid the expenses Of the Bureau OF Agricultural
Statistics to be drawn upon the order of the Cover
nor; for the contingent fund the Treasury Sl5OO
for fre.proof safe for Treasury, $1,000; for con-
tngent fund of the mptrole.-General, $lO00; for
contingent fund oil the Auditor Of the state, $1,000;
for continent fund of the Adjuant and Inspector
General $500; for the contingent iund OF tue Su-
perinten1ent of Education, S1OOO; for tho contingent
fund Of tie Secrctary Of State. SI60 for the conun-
gent fund of the Chief Constable, 500; for the con-
ingent fund Of the Legislative Library, 5000. The
above appropriations to be drawn upon the order OF
the heads of the several departments if Sd much be
necessary
SEC. 8 Judiciary Department: For purchase OF
books for the supreme Court Library, $1,000. to he
pald on the order OF the Chief Justice; for conun-
gent expenses of supreme Court, under section
seven OF an act ratified the 18th day OF September
1863 $1,000.
SEC. 4. Ordinary, Civil Expenses For contingent
funl account $40, 600; out Of which shall be paid the
expenses Of tax notices, oooks, and cther
forms of the whole State, to be paid Iy the Treas
urer on the warrant of the Comptroller-Gsneral: |:
Provided No accounts for cost on tax executions
turned nud bona shall be paid out OF this appropr
alton; for the pay OF County School Commissioners
$4,000 ii SO much be necessary; Tor support OF
Lunatc Asylum Sic 600; for defcicUcy in appropria
lion of 1867. for the support of the LuIac Asylum
S45O0; for the education OF the deaf, dumb and blind
$4,000 TO be drawn on the order OF the Governors for
deficiency in appropriation of 1867 tor construction
Of South Carolina penitentiary s12 3oO and for con
tiuuing the construction OF south carolina Peni
tentiary, and other expenses incidental thereto
$4,000, if 80 much be necessary to oe paid on the
order of the Governor; tor quarantine expenses
s3o0e accounts to be approved oy the 9overner, anu
paid on the warrant Of the ComptrollcrGenera for
transportation and clothes for discharged convcts
from the South Carolina Penitentiary, Sl5cO; or per-
manent printing $40 O00 if much be necessary to
be paid by the Treasurer upon the order Of the
to be paid upon order Of tn, Governor.
SEC 6. For payment OF state Police S20,Ce0 If SO
much be necessary.
SEC. 6 educational Department: For tho support
free schools $50 QUO in addition to the amount raised
by tho capitaon tax to be appo tiCn-d 10 tue sevo
raj counties according to t. cir representation Ill the
lower branch CT the Gcueral Assembly; tor the pay
of the Professors in the Uu: ycrsty OF south Carroll IA
S22 COO if so m-ch bo nece s;ry; for demons ra
tor $1,000; for Librarian, Treasurer aud Secretary
ofthe Faculty $500; for the Burslr and Marshal
$500; for Insurance and repairs Of tho Unvc sit
buildings $780, all of which Shall DO pald upon the
order OF tho Governor.
SEC. T. For the payment of the interest on the pub
lie debt falling duo during the present tsca' year.
S329. 400 50.
of enrolment orcauiza ion and equipment Of lie IL il.
lila S2u 000 If somuch be rctessary 10 bc ]id OH or
dor o: the Governor
SEC g. For the payment ofthc salaries OF the con.
mission 10 codity the laws ot the Sta;e SlU50 All
contingent expenses connected Herewith aud allow
ed b. law shall 10 paid out OF the contingent fun OF
the State Upon the order OF the Comptroller General
SEC To- That nil taxes assessed aud payable und'
This act shall be paid in the following Ii d of funds,
viz: The bills receivable Of the Stale, United states
currency. natioual bank notes, gold an silver CON-
County rreasurcrs are hereby forbidden to receive
anything else in payment thoreof
SEC ii. The Auditor Of state Is hereby authorized
and direeed to levy and cause to be collected, sui-
fc 'cnt per centunl uf taxes to rlise nece, ,sary
amount OF money. upon the assessed valuation OF
the property of the State, to meet the app oprlans
enumerated in ths,act: Provided there shall not be
assessed or collected under the PROVISIONS Of this
act, au amount e1ceeding one million dollars.
The Governor sent message With his ap-
proval Of the following acts: ,.,,
An act 10 alter and amend on act entitled
San act to alter and amend the charter OF the
Kings Mountain Railroad Company" passed
December 16, 1851.
new business or TO place them in liquidation.
Joint resolution to provide for the Gttlng
up Of certain portions OF the State House,
A Joint resolution relieving j. NJ. VIII
der, late Sheriff OF Sumter County, OF pen
atty OF five per cent. per month upon e1ecu-
tions not returned by him.
An at to establish public ferry IN YORK
County.
City of Charleston.
Gain. from the Committee on interpretations,
TO whom was referred bill to establish COM
pany under the name of the Mount Peasant
and Sulllvan's Island Ferry Company, reported
back the same with recommendation that the
bill do pass Ordered for consideration on
Monday.
The two Houses met in joint Assembly to-
day and elected three Commissioners to codity
the laws; W. J. Whippor, colored, G. w: Mont
eo,nsry and D. J. Corbin. white, elected.
Joint resolution authorizing State Treasurer
to apportion to the several counties the appro-
priation of S25 900 authorized by General Oruer
No. 139 for support of Tree schools was road a
second time.
Sasportas, from the Committee on Engrossed
acts, reported as duly and correctly engrossed
for third reading Senate bill to empower
the Judges OF the Circuit Courts to grant relief
III case of oferroneous judgment obtained during
the existence OF the Provisional Government
of South Carolina, which was read third
time. passed, title changed TO an act, and
ordered 10 be enrolled.
E!ilulL from The Committee on Ra lroads,
reported iavlrably Oh Senate bill to Charter
the S,u.h Carolina Central Rillrcad, which
was OF dertd TO lie over tor scco d reading.
i,ie ,,clnm ttce on Rtllroaus, 10 whom was
referred bill ent,lcd A bill to aid the e1-
tension c. tn. Chatham llroad," beg leave o
r..:,urt that they l.ye Considered tho matter
coutlI.'cd in the b:'l, that they have failed to
agree. end naRnuca as the session is near
its c!ose. and the committee is desirous OF
win,I,n;. up ;s business. the committee, there
fure, ask leav., 10 1eturn the bill TO the House
TO it., action thereon, with the accompanying
paper winch the friends Of the measure sub
mitted to the committee as substitute for
section four OF the bill:
SECTION 4. On the delivery to the S.ato
Treasurer by the said company OF their bonds
thus executed to the amount OF thrco hundred
thousand dollars, it shall bo the duty OF the
State Treasurer thercupo1 to deliver to tho
president of the said company an equal amount
uf the aforesaid bonds Of the Stale, and, upon
the completion of the grading OF each section
of ten miles of said railroad and tine delivery ot
three hundred thousand dollars OF the bonds
of tho said railroad to the State Treasurer, 1t
shall be tie duty o. the State Treasurer to de-
liver to the president Of tho said company an