Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-06-16


i thousand dollars, forty dollars ]; dealers, re-
tail in goods, wares. aud merchandise, OK.
Guiding distilled spirits, whose annual sales
exceed twenty thousand dollars. fifty dollars;
dealers, retail, in gonds, wares aud mcrchan.
disc, excluding distilled spirits, whose annu.
al sales exceed thirty thousand dollars and do
not exceed fifty thousand dollars scventy-iive
dollars aud every odditionnl thousand, per
thousand, fifty cents; hotels capable of nc.
commodating one hundred persons, fifty
dollars hotels capable Of accommodating
less than one hundred aud more than fifty
persons, thirty five dollers hotels capable OF
accommodating morc than twenty-five and
less than fifty pcrsops, thirty dollars stables,
livery and sale seventy five dpllars: provi
d'd That there shall bc no tax upon incomes
derived from factoragc, employment aud cm
ployncnt and professionals Aud provided
further That no penalty imposed by sud or.
dinance shall attach thereto until thirty days
after the ratification Of this act.
SEC. l3, That all acts, or parts of acts,
, inconsistent with the provisions Of this act,
be, aud the sHmc are hereby, repealed
Approved March 2, 1871.
An Act to enable Judgement debtors to sell
their Real and Personal Property. and 10
confirm sales already made, in conformity
with conditions herein specified
SECTION l. BE IL cnycted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of tie State
Of South Carolina. now met'aud sitting in
General Assembly, aud by the authority Of
the same, That from and after the passage
of this Act judgement debtors mny. and they
are hereby authorized and empowered to sell.
and convey any or all Of their real aud PER
sonal property which may, be subject to levy
and sale to sn:is'y any Judgment or decree
of any Court i'll this State against the SAID
debtor. and to pry over the entire proceeds
of sid sale or sales to the Sheriff in whose
office such judgements. executions or decrees
arc lodged, to be applied by sa d Sheriff to.
wards the satisfaction Of the same and. pro
vid,d no objection shall be made in writing
hy either Of the judgement creditors aud filed
with said Sheriff us to the price at which tlr
said property may been sold within three
months from and after tie t;me such payment
slall lave tccn made, the said sale or sales
shall thrrcuron lie considered confirmed; aud
the sid Sheriff shall make tie follow
ing endorsement on the deed or deeds Of con.
vcyas.cc, viz: "No objection having been
filed in my Office to the within bargain and
sale within the time prescribed by law this
bargain and sale is therefore confirmed )" the
same to lic dated and sigued Officially hy the
said Sheriff
SEC 9. BE it further enacted, Should 9th
or of the Judgment creditors object to the
rrlrcs 1T which any of Said property may
have been s"d, and file such notice Will, the
Sheriff within tie time before mentioned,
the Sheriff shall Immediately proceed to levy
upon and offer for sale said property. proceed.
iny, in all respects, accdr ding tn the law in
regard to levy and sale by the Sheriff; and
if the highest bid made for said property
shall not be morc than the amount of the
Indebtedness which had hccn cancelled by
the sale made by the debtor, tile Sheriff shall
withdraw said property from sale, aud the
sale made by the debtor confirmed; and the
creditor or creditors who may have filed their
objection shall he required to Iuy AL costs and
expenses that accrued in consequences there
Of. The Sheriff shall make the following en-
dorscmcnt on the back Of the conveyance
made by the debtor, viz: COLLECTION having
been filed in my Office by -,
Judgment creditor | levied upon aud expos
cd i"r sale tie property within named aud
failing to receive ii higher bid than the
amount of Indebtedness cnnccilcl hy the pro,
cceds OF the within bargain and sole this sale
is therefore confirmed" and signed as direct.
cd in Section | of this Act
SEC 3. Bo it. further enacted, That in the
property, when exposed for sale by the Shcr.
iif. as provided for in Scctinn 9, should bring
more than the amount Of the Indebtedness
cancelled by the proceeds Of the sale made
by tho debtor, the purchaser from the debtor