The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-08

South Carolina, are hereby declared to be
authorized places for the registering OF the
bonds, coupons or stocks OF the State OF Souln
Carolina, and they are authorized, on the pas.
one or two OF the principal papers OF each OF
the cities of New York, Columbia and Charles
ton, to the holders of all the bonds, coupons
or stocks of the State OF South Carolina, the
necessity of registering their bonds, coupons
or stocks at one OF the above authorized
places of registry. In the registration OF
said bonds, or coupons or STOCKS tne mum
Der and denomination of each bond, cou-
pon or certificate of stock, the act under
which 1t was issued, and the name OF the per-
son, association, corporation or drm present
Ing the same, shall be recorded, and the time
and place of registration shall be endorsed
upon said bonds, coupons or stock, 80 that the
presented at more than one place OF regtstra-
tion. It shall be the duty of the said CONNER
cial Warehouse Company, In the City of New
York, and the Carolina National Bank, In the
City of Columbia, South Carolina, TO publish In
the cities Of New York, Charleston and Co.
lumb!a, quarterly statements Of the whole
amount of bonds, coupons or stocks registered
by them, their number, denomination and the
act under which they have been Issued. The
State treasurer and the financial agent OF the
State, In the City of New York, shall not pay
the interest on said bonds or stocks until they
have been registered according to the require
ments of this act. The State treasurer shal!
pay the expense of advertising and registra-
lion. as provided for In this act the usual rates
paid for like services, which shall not exceed
In amount ten thousand dollars.
Sec. IL. All acts or parts OF acts, contrary
to or inconsistent with this act, are. for the
purposes of this act, but for no other purpose,
hereby repealed.
SEC. IL. This act shall take effect immedl-
ately.
The flHal success of the valuation bill, and
of the bill for settling up the financial agency,
is now deemed certain.
The railroad committee of the House have
reported favorably upon the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad bill.
The Senate, to-day, passed the following
bills: To incorporate the River Guards oil
Hamburg, s. c.; to incorporate the Damascus
Baptist Church, of Sumter County; TO legalize
certain marriages; to incorporate the Gowens-
Vile Lodge, No. 107, A. F. NJ. of South Caro-
lima; to incorporate the Reedy River Baptist
Church, of Greenvle County; to establish
q public ferry In Fairfield County; to charter
the spartanburg aud Port Royal Railroad Com
pany; to amend the cha rter of Mount Pleas
ant; to reopen a public highway 10 Rich.
land CouRty; to renew the charter of the
Congregation Derekh Emeth, of Columbia; to
amend the act to secure advances for agricul-
tural purposes; to incorporate the Lancaster
Rlhemeu; to recharter Mountain Lodge, Ne.
Is. +. O.. o. F., of Greenville County; to re-
charter the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line
Railroad Company; to supply the deficiency
in the appropriation for free schools, for the
year ending October 81, 1871; to pay L.
y. Langley, school commissioner of Beau
fort, sl37 45; to amend the act incorporating
the Waccamsw and Little River Canal Com.
pany..
The House passed the following bills: To
require all bonds and stocks of the State to be
registered; to declare public certain road in
Orangeburg County,; to alter and amend the
charter OF Greenwood; to Incorporate the Port
Royal River Ferry Company; 10 amend the act
regulating the manner of drawing jurles; to
amend the act regulating the practice and
pleadIngs of the State Courts; to incorporate
the Charleston Homestead Association; to in
corporate the LaborIng Society of Christ
Church Parish; to incorporate the churches Of
Antioch, New Hope, Bethel Grove and New
Bethany, of Laurens County.
The House also passed the Joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the State Consti-
tulion with a view to checking the further
increase of the State debt. PICKET.