The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-18

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that it be forthcoming to meet aDy deere
which may be made in the suit, or 70 CON
pei him to give necessary security to abid
such decree.
SEc6. When the suit is for divorce fol
adultery, the divorce shall not be granted /
it appear that the parties voluntarily cobabi
ted after the knowledge Of the fact of ths
adultery. or that it occurred more than five
years before the institution of the suit, eg
that it was committed by the procurement OF
conniyance of the plaintiff. ,
SEC. 7. Upon decreeing the dissolution Of
marriage, and also upon decreeeinga divorce,
the court may make such further decree asit
shall deem expedient concerning the estates
aud maintenance Of tkeiparties. OF either Of
them, and the care custody and maintenance
of the children, and make new decree con-
cerning the same, as the circumstances ofthe
children may require 2. -, e &. Z.
Sec. 8. When a divorce Is granted for
the cause of adultery or wifal desertion,
committed by the husband, the wife shall
be entitled to her dover in his lands, in. the
same manner as if he were dead; but she
shall not be entitled to dover in. any other
case Of divorce. from the bond Of matri-
mopy.
Sec. 8. Upon the dissolution Of mar
riage by decree of nullity or divorce for
any cause, except that of adultery, committed
by the vile, the wife shall be entitled to the
immediate possession of her real estate, in
like manner as if her husband were dead !;
and the court may make decree restoring
to the wife the whole or any part of the per-
sonal estate that may have come to the hus-
hand by reason of the marriage, or awarding
10 her the value thereof ip money, to be paid
by the husband. 4
Sec. 10. When the court deems it proper
to award to the wife any personal estate, or
money in lieu thereof, it may require the
husband to disclose, on oath, what personal
estate has come to him by reason Of the mar
riage, and how it has been disposed Of, and
what portion thereof remains In his hands.
SEC. II. When divorce is decreed for
any Of the cases mentioned in Section 2 Of
this act, the court granting it may decree
alimony to the wife, or any share Of her
estate in the nature Of alimony to the hus-
bahd.
SEC. IL. When alimony or other annual
allowance is decreed for the wife or chill
dren, the court may require sufficient securi-
ty to be given for its payment, according to
the terms of the decree.
Sec. 13. Upon actions of divorce for the
cause mentioned in Section 2 of this act, in
order 70 secure a suitable support and main-
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may be committed to her care and custody,
an attachment of the husbands real and
personal estate may be made by the officer
serving the summons. Tho amount tor
which the attachment may be made shall be
expressed in the warrant Of attachment,
which must be obtained from judge or a
clerk Of the court in which, or before whom,
the action is brought.
SEC IA. That all laws relating to attach
ment of real or personal estate shall apply to
attachments herein provided for, so tar as
the same are not inconsistent with this
act. ~.
SEC, Is. When an inhabitant of this
State, whose marriage, has been consun-
mated therein, shall 60 into another State or
country solely to obtain divorce, for any
cause occurring here. and whilst tho parties
resided here, or for amy cause which would
not authorize divorce by the laws of this
State divorce so obtained shall be OF no
force or effect in this State:
Approved January 81, A. D. 1872
AN ACT to amend an act entitled CAN ACT
to Incorporate the trustees OF the Walter
boro Ma,s Academy"
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the State
Of South Carolina, now met and sitting IN
General Assembly, and by the authority OF
the same:
That An Act entitled San Act to incor-
porate the trustees Of the Walterboro Male
Academy" be so amended, by striking out,
in ths first section of the said act, the names
of the corporators, making null and void the
powers of their successors, and investing all
the rights, privileges and imnunltles IN
the trustees of the School District wherein
the said academy Is located.
Approved January 81, l,lS72.
AN ACT to incorporate the Young Mems Free
Enterprise Council, No. l, Of Georgetown,
South Carolina.
Whereas, George H. Powley, Moses Smalls
T. G. Rutledge Anthony Jonding and Jullus
G. Snlalls have prayed that the Young Mems
Free Enterprise Council No. l., of George
town, South Carolina, may be incorporated;
therefore;
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State OF
South Carolina, now met and sitting IN Gen
eral Assembly, and by the authority of the
same:
That from, and Immediately after the pas,
sage of this act, all those persons who are now
or who may hereafter become members OF the
said council, shall be and the same arc here
by incorporated, and are hereby declared to
be body polite and corporate in deed ana
in law, by the name Of the Young Mems
~, 1,rfornr;so Counoi1 No / of George