The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-10

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aaaliaea aal ptora shall prpcaed tp;Sofla
fore suitable person to all Che SMssai
Sc IS sEib, Eb,ey sbsiI make apa ,,aaiasIb,,' ssnb,'
scribe. on the proper. statement, q apesGtIt
cate OF such determination, aud, shall
deliver the same to the Secretary, Of
State.
SEQ. so. The Board shall have power
to adjourn, from day to day, for a term
not exceeding ten days; :. ~ ,a,3,
SEQ. 81. The Secretary Of State shall
record in his Office, in book to be kept
by him for that purpose. each certified
statement and determination which shall
be delivered to him'by the Board of State
Canvassers, and every dissent or protest
that shall have been delivered to him BY
O Canvasser. :,.-t
SEQ. 80. Heshall, without delay, trans
NIT copy, under the seal of his Office,
OF such certified determination to each
person thereby declared to be elected,
and like copy to the Governor.
SEQ. 33. He shall cause O. copy of
such certified statements and determine
tions to be printed in one or more public
newspapers of this State.
SEQ. 81. He shall prepare a general
certificate, under the seal of the State,
and attcsted by him as Secretary thereof,
addressed to the House of Representa-
tives of the United States in that Con-
gress Tor which any psrson shall have
been chosen, of the due election of the
person SO chosen ut such election as Rep
resentatlve of this State in Congress,
and shall transmit the same to the said
House of Representatives at their first
meeting.
SEC. 35. The Secretary of State shall
enter in book, to be kept in his Office.
the names of the respective County Off.
GERS elected in this State, specifying the
Counties for which they we're severally
elected, and their place of residence, the
Office for which they were respectively
elected, and their term of Office.
SEQ. 36. If any officer on whom any
duty is enjoined in this Act shall be
guilty of any wilful neglect of such duty,
or OF any corrupt conduct in the execu-
tion of the same, and be thereof con-
victed, he shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, punishable by fine not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars. or impri-
sonment not exceeding one year.
SEQ. 81. The Commissioners of Elec-
ton shall receive, for their compensa-
ton, three dollars per day for their SER
vices while actually employed, and ten
cents per mile for necessary travel; aud
the Managers shall receive two dollars
per day while actually employ ed, and
ten cents per mile for necessary travel;
and the Clerks of the Commissioners.
and the Clerks Of the Managers, respect
lively, shall receive two dollars per day
while actually employed; Prouided, No
Commissioners of Elections shall receive
pay for moro than ten days, and no
Manager or Clerk for more than three
days.
SEC. 3s. At caoh general election suita-
bic persons shall be chosen to fill any
vacancy In any elective Office in nny
County, of which at least fifteen days
previous notice shall be given by the
proclamation of the Governor.
SEQ. 80. All Acts or parts of Acts in
consistent with this Act, or in any way
conflicting with the provisions Of this
Act, are hereby repealed.
Approved March 1, 1870.
AND CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Whereas, William T. Walters, Benja-
min F. Newcomer and D. Willis James.
for themselves, and as trustees for others.
under DEGREES of sale made by the Courts
of North Carolina and of South Carolina.
for the purpose of foreclosing the vari-
ous mortgages made by the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad Company,
have become the purchasers of ali and
singular the estate, property and effects
OF said Company. including the entire
line of railroad, the engines, rolling
stock, machinery, machine shops, depots
and other tangible property and effects
heretofore belonging to said Company.
together with all the rights, franchises
and privileges of said Company connect
ed with or relating to said railroad, or
the construction, maintenance or use
thereof, betwoen its Eastern terminus,
at Wilmington, North Carolina, and it's
Western terminus, at KiDgsville, South
Carolina; and
Whereas, the said William T. Walters.
Benjamin F. Newcomer, D. Willis
James and their associates, are desirous,
by themselves, and such other persons as
may be hereafter associated with them,
to keep up, maintain, use and operate
the aforesaid line of railroad as one sin
gle or entire corporation in the two
States in which the same is located, and