The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

lars;b i'll of sale, one dollar; each notice on set
of'managers of election, besides mileage, one
dollar; in case Of ejectment and ejecting ten
ant or others, three dollars; summoning cor'
oner's jury and witnesses, to be paid by the
county, five dollars; for selling land under
decree of the Court of Probate, in lieu of
commission and all other charges, except for
administering, three dollars.
Section TO- Constables: For summoning
each witness in civil cases, fifty cents; for
serving summons. rule or notice in any civil
case, fifty cents; for serving attachment, on
each person, one dollar; for levying e1ecu-
tion, posting advertisement of sale and pay
ing over proceeds, fifty cents, besides COM
mission of two per cent. on all sums collec-
ted, to be paid by the party in execution;
fore..very day in search of stolen goods, to be
paid by the complainant, two dollars; for
serving warrant in any State case, one dol
lar; for selling an estray, five per cent. of the
proceeds, and, in this case, five cents per
mile for all necessary travel one way, to be
certified in writing by the.oh6cer on the back
of the process; for all necessary services in
cases of ejectment, as we'll before as after
Judgment, three dollars; for summoning cor
oner's jury and witnesses. to be paid by the
county, five dollals.
Section II. That the following compensa-
tion shall hereafter be allowed any physician
who may be called in by the acting coroner
to make post mortem examination, to-wit
Where death has resulted from external
violence, and where no dissection is required.
the sum of ten dollars; where dissection is
necessary and no .interment has taken
place, twenty dollars; for the same after one
or more days interment, thirty dollars; for
the same, when any chemical analysis is re-
quired, sum not exceeding fifty dollars, to-
gether with the expenses Of such analysis,
and that in every case in which such ply
sician shall be called to any distance beyond
one mile, he shall be allowed the mileage
usually charged in his neighborhood Pro-
vided, That in all cases in which chemical
analysis shall be made, the physician who
shall make the post mortem examination
shall furnish to the county commissioners OF
the county in which the said examination
has been made, a full statement of such
analysis: Provided further, Every account
presented for any post mortem examination
shall have the certificate of the coroner, or
magistrate acting as coroner, that the servi-
ces were rendered.
Section IL. That all acts or parts of acts
inconsistent with or supplid by this act are
hereby repealed.
k-..1uoI EoL,no.r DC 1879
AN ACT abrogate and sink all that portion
of the debt of the State of South Carolina
incurred in aid of the late rebellion against
the United States.
Whereas article fourteen, in amendment
of the constitution of the United States, in
section four thereof, among other things,
enjoins that neither the United States, nor
any State, shall assume or pay any debt or
obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or
rebellion against the United States, or any
claim for the loss or emancipation of any
slave but all such debts, obligations and
claims shall be held illegal and void; and
whereas the constitution of the State of
South Carolina, in article nine, section
sixteen, enjoins that no debt contracted by
this State in behalf of the late rebellion,
in whole or in part, shall ever be paid
therefore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, now met and sitting in General Assem-
bly,, and by the authority of the same:
SECTION /. That all of the indebtedness
and obligations whatsoever of the of State OF
South Carolina coming within the constitu-
tional prohibitions aforesaid, as contracted OF
incurred in aid of the said rebellion, or which
are covered or described by or under such
prohibitions, or either of them, and all au-
thority for incurring or assuming such in
debtedncss or obligations on the part Of the
said State, are, all and singular, hereby, abro
gated and declared and held to be illegal and
absolutely null and 7oid.
SECTION 2. All such indebtedness and
obligations of the said State, as are mention.
ed in the next preceding section shall be
Immediately dropped ond excluded from the
debt of this State, and shall never be
reckoned with nor form any part of the
same.
SECTION 3. Whoever shall violate this ac
shall, on conviction, be punished by fine Of
one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in
the Penitentiary for one year, or by botf
such fine and imprisonment, att the discretion
of the court.
SECTION 4. This act shall take effect upor
its passage.
Approved February 27, A. D. 1873.
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