Seis Passed by the Legislature on Corporate Creation Act
The legislature passes a broad act authorizing and regulating private corporations for various industries. It outlines petition procedures to form a corporation, court approval, annual reports, liability of stockholders and officers, and asset rules. It also adds provisions for foreign immigration encouragement, land sale offices, and support for artificial legs for Civil War veterans.
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General Assembly
Court of Common Pleas
Ge i Incorporated
Aaid Court
Sud
Qhapibors
Esid Court
Hsva
Lim
Clark
Secretary of State
Eaid Corporation
Neag
Auvh Corporation
Court of Common Plas
Eeery
Gervante
Anch Company
Ins
United States
Tate
Goviri
Guysmor
Senate
Charleston
Fondafors
Enid Commissioner of Immigration
Tony
Columbia
Chandler
Fils
Sumner
Cee Eas
David A- Wells
Revenue
Wells
Committee of
Wiage and Means
J. Wentworth Guked
Dusdtoi
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Congress
South
Watson
Expeditious Ejection of Trespassers Act Proposed
A historical notice outlines an act to eject trespassers from land within five days of service of notice. It grants coroners and sheriffs authority to use necessary force, with safeguards, and cites Washington sources and reactions from officials and diplomats. The piece also notes planned congressional consideration and references to President Lincoln’s administration.
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Stertoy
Senate
House of Representatives
Tara
Norie
Uoon Cartain
Eball Lo
Dawna
Hollywood Memorial Association Bazaar for Confederate dead appeal
The Hollywood Memorial Association in Richmond Va plans a February bazaar to raise funds for Confederate dead care. State agents will collect money or articles, with South Carolina sending contributions to a Hollywood Memorial Bazaar committee led by Wm Martin Colombia SC.
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Hollywood Memorial Association
Columbia Phani
Richmond
Maryland
South
Hollywood
Virginia
South Carolina
Peprucary
Hollywood Memorial
Isy
Wn. Martin
Colombia
Moral Cowardice in Emigration Editorial From Charleston Mercury
The Charleston Mercury editorial argues against leaving South Carolina during its hardship. It denounces moral cowardice in abandoning home, urges residents to stay, support the state, endure increased difficulties, and rely on bravery shown by veterans. A remark about taxation on luxuries ends the piece.
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Charleston Mercury
Thous
Jenyes
Gromoss
South Carolina
Wen
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Tae Sung
Washington
Waunsgotow
White House
Diplomatis Corps
Conareas
Hilian
Stover
Patterson
Quartermaster-General
Meigs
Ashley
Ohio
Tressurye