The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-23
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PASSED BH THE
uEGIsLATu : SESSION 1870 AND 1871.
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLICATION OF
THE ACTS. REPORTS, RESOLUTIONS, JOUR-
NALs5lND OTTER PAPERS OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
SEuIoNl. Be it, enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in; General AS
senbly and by the authority Of the same, That
the Clerk ;of the Senate and the Clerk. of the
House of Representatives, be, and they are
herebyarlthoriaed to provide; by contract for
the publication, in such newspapers OF the State
as may by them be deemed necessary, OF. the
Acts and Joint Resolutions of the General AS
ssmbly and they are further authorized to pro-
vide by contract for the permanent anu cur
rent printing of the General Assembly; pro-
Wded that said contract be- approved by the
Senate and House of Representatives:
SSEc. 2. That s sufficient number OF the Jour
1aIs 1Report;i and Acts Of the General Assem-
hly. as NAV be necessary for the use Of the
members of the General Assembly, and for the
State; Librarian to make the exchanges with
other States, be bound in good and substan-
tiaI manner and, that the Clerk OF tho Senate
and the CLERK Of the House Of Representatives
be. and they are hereby authorized to have the
same done, immediately upon the close OF the
session, or as soon thereafter as practicable.
SECS. rhat on the, completion of the per-
manen& v,rk, they, shall forward, by mail or
otherwise. as they may deem expedient, q copy
TO each of. the members Of the General Assem-
biT andspne to each of the State and County
officers entitled to the same. IL s5ss =.
SEC. 4. That the State Treasurer be- and he
ishereby, authorized and directed to pay all ac-
counts for said work, ont of any moneys in the
Treasuryn otherwise appropriated; Provsded,
The Clerks of the respective Houses shall hrst
certify that said accounts are just and correct
insalifespects, and that the work has been per-
Termed in pursuance of contract, and that the
amount mentioned in said accounts, is due, and
remains unpaid. 70 is.' 20. -
riSEc.15. That all Acts or parts Of Acts or
Joint Resolutions inconsistent with this Actare
Approved January %, 1871.
S0fNr RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIREC-
+aTISe THls STATE AUDrToR AND COUNTY COM
+sMussIoNERs TO LEVY CERTAIN TAXES. q
Be Il rssoEued by the. Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State of South Carolina,
low met and sitting in General Assembly and
BY the authority Of the same; That the State
Auditor ;ko, and he is hereby authorized and di-
fecfed to levy and cause to be collected tax
Of nine mills on dollar of all taxable proper
tF in the State to meet appropriations for the
fiscal year 1870, and the County Commission
evs of each Of the Counties are hereby author
lied to levy, and cause to be collected tax not
exceeding. three,mi on dollar of all taxable
properly in,Gkeir respective Counties for the
fiscal year 1870, excepting the County Commis-
sioners of Beaufort, Georgetown, Barnweli,
Newberry, Pickens, Edgefeld, and Laurens
Counties, who are hereby authorized to levy
and cause to he eolleeted,a tax not exceeding
four mills On the dollar and excepting the
Counties of Clarendon, Darlington, Horny and
and collect 81 tax not exceeding five mills on
the dollar, two mills of the said tax so levied
IN Darlington County, shall be devoted to the
completion Of the Court House at Darlington,
proFideds dso Innch shall be necessary.
Approved December 23d, 1870. e,,rs .z7i;-
t.ss-Crf5ie:,I u 4,I.,slS
AT ACT SUPPL LEMENTARY TO ANACT ENTITLED
GAN ACT no AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATORS,
EXECUTORS, AND oTHEB FIDUCIARfEs, TO
snsELb oERTAINEVIDENCEs OF INDEBTEDNESS
fnkTyPUBLLC SALE, AND TO COMPROMISE Rs
-i0ERTAM CASES" y: APPROVED JANUARY Il,
E@l670.R 7GRosf ti.s .!,sliases - =. $50.
Whereas, prior to the ninth day of Septem-
bsT, in tho year ofSoar Lord one thousand eight
hundred. and 'sixty-eight, many estates were
disposed Of, and the notes and accounts repre-
sehting The purchase money of the same we're
deemed to be good at the time, have since been
rendered. doubtfulior worthless, by operation Of
tha4Acs Of the General Assembly to determine
andpezpstusba tha homestead, end by other
causes :. therefore, ~ ~
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By the Senate and
Hpase OF Representatives of the State Of South
Carolina, nsV met and sitting in General AS
sembN, and 5by the, authority Of the same
Thst al administrators, executors, and other f.
duciaries, having lingtheir possession, as such,
notes, accounts, and other evidences ofindebted-
ness, heretofore appraised good, but which
have Since become doubtful or worthless, by
operation of the Act of the General Assembly
10 determine and perpetuate the homestead,
shall be allowed to dispose of the same In the
manner prescribed in Sections1 and 2 of the
Act to which this is supplement-.
SIC. 2. That where administrations, execu-
tors and other fduciaries, sold property, as
such, prior to the passage of the Act to deter
n2ino and perpetuate tho homestead by the Cen
eral Assembly,, on the ninth day Of September,
insthe yen Of our Lord one thousand eight
Hundred and sixty eight and took notes or
other evidences. of indebtedness for the pur-
chase money which we're regarded good OF the
time they were taken, but which have since
been rendered doubtful or worthless, by opera