The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-27

| Pinckney. Mccormick and others as incorpo-
| ralors with authority TO keep up ferry and
convey passengers and transfer gooas, wares 1a
and merchandise by steamboats between the
City of Charleston and James Island, and con-
| yey passengers, goods, wares and merchan-
disc between the said city and any other place
| or places The capital stock OF the company
| is fixed at twenty. five thousand dollars 10 nifty
dollar shares, with authority 10 Increase tne
same to one hundred thousand dollars, one
fourth orthe said capital stock to be subscribed
| before commencing business. The bill con-
tains the other usual provisions. and ls 10 re-
main in force tor the term OF twenLy-one
years.
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
Representative Spencer also introduced q
| bill to require all persons residing IN tnls
| State 10 be vaccinated. The bill requires all
parents and guardians to cause their children
and wards to be vaccinated before they attain
| the age OF two years, and revacclnated when
ever the city or town authorities shall require
/ 1t, after five years from the last vaccination,
| the cities and towns to furnish the means OF
vaccination TO such of their Inhabitants as are
unable to pay for the same. The bill also re-
qulres that Incorporated manufacturing COM
panee, superntendents OF almshouses, State
| reform school, Lunatlc Asylum, or other
places where the poor or sck are received.
masters of houses of correction, jailors, su-
perInterdent of the pehitentlary and supern-
| terde5ls or officers OF all other Institutions
supported or aided by the State or any coun-
| ty, shall, at the expense OF their respective
| establishments or institutions, cause all IN
mates thereof 10 be vecclnated Immediately
! upon their entrance thereto unless they pro.
dnce sufficient evidence of previous successful
| vaccination within five years.
NEW SCHOOL HOUSES FOR CHARLESTON.
Representative Petty to-day introduced a
bill to establish about dozen more school
houses In Charleston County, which requires
that the school commissioner OF Charleston
County is hereby authorized and required to
cause TO be built two school.houses Or james
Island, two on Wadmaaw Island, three on
Edlsto and three on Johns Island.
RATIFICATION OF ACTS
The following acts and joint resolutions hav-
ing passed both houses, were signed to-day 10
the Senate Chamber by the president OF The
Senate and The speaker Of the House, and
sent to the Governor for his approval:
An att to amend an act entitled an act TO
provide for the election of officers OF incorpor-
| ated cities and towns.
An act TO HX the time OF holding the April
| term of The Supreme Court.
An &C: to empower the Supreme Court TO
| frame Issues, and direct the same to be tried
| In the circuit courts, and TO order references
| In certain cases.
An act to amend Section IL, Chapter lo3 of
| the General Statutes.
An act to change the name OF Alice
! ! Bright, DC.
Al act 10 change the name of Elmlra Nc
| Nary Speers, &c.
l.. Al act to repeal Sections S, and Z, of
Chapter SO, of the General Statutes.
A Joint resolution TO relieve j. E. Dent,
| former sheriff of Richland County, OF pen.
| atty on tax executions.
a Joint resolution authorizing the attorney
general to commence proceedings against the
commissioners OF the sinking fund.
Joint resolution to make appropriation for
| the payment OF the outstanding pay certih.
Gates OF the members OF the last General AS
sembly.
Acts to incorporate the Lincoln Light In
| faulry, National Zouaves, Palmetto State Rifle
| Cluh, Bowen Rlfemen, Irish Volunteer Rifle
Club.
wHITEwAsH AT WHOLESALE.
State Treasurer Cardozo to-day transmitted
to the General Assembly, 10 accordance with
recent resolution requesting The iacts 10 re-
latcn to the settlement with Financial Agent
Kimpton, the following Interesting document
from the late financial board:
JHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, oITY OF
H. CHARLESTON.
Know all men by these presents that we,
the financial board of the State of South Car
olina, by virtue Of an act relating to the hnan-
cial agent oil the Stale, and in virtue OF any
other power vested IN the said board, have
adjusted and settled, and do hereby adjust
and settle, the claims, demands and accounts,
and all or any matters of difference relating
to the financial agent OF the State, II. d.
Kimpton, including all property or effects be-
longing to this State, which have come Into
the possession of the said financial agent by
virtue OF his Office, and we have adjusted aud
settled, and do hereby adjust and settle, that
the said financial agent received from this
State, or for account of this State, In the ag-
gregate, from the time OF the commencement
OF his agency 10 the present time, the following
bonds SO, ,5l4, 900 OF the bonds of the Stale OF
South Carolina, $599,000 Of the bonds OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, 100000
of the bonds of the State bought by the said
financial agent for account OF the sinking
| fund, and that he has In the accounts rendered
fully accounted for all the property anu efiscls
belonging 10 this State which have heretofore
come into his possession, and for the proceeds
| of oil sales and transactions for or on account
| of the State in the premises, except the prop
| erty known as the agricultural college land
SCRIP resulting, after crediting him with
just and proper commission In the premises.
as will more fully appear by reference 10 said
accounts, in q balance In favor Of the said
agent, against this State, amounting to $780,
| 432 76; aud that he has returned 10 this State
all coupons paid and all coupons not paid, ex-
cepting on outstanding bonds now owned by
third parties or held as collaCerals, as herein-
after mentioned, aHd lor which he is not In
any way accountable; aud he has also re.
| turned to this State the Blue Ridge Railroad
bond for one thousand dollars, also men,
toned in said accounts, and that, as will more
fully appear by the said accounts, he has
credited The State with the sum of $4S9. .982 So,
the proceeds of loans effected by him for this
Stale upon collateral security aud now out
standing, and for which tbe following bonds
were given as collateral security: 81, ,656, 500 of
bonds of the State Of Sonth Carolina, which
amount includes the 100000 bonds bought
for the sinking fund; also s59800O of Blue
Ridge bonds and that the said financial agent
has individually guaranteed the payment of a
portion off the said loans, namely, about $780,
600, and that the said financial agent has
made due payment aud satisfaction of any de-
mand that has existed against him In the
premises; and the said board does hereby, in
confederation OF the premises, execute and
deliver to him full release and discharge
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