Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-12-21

the committee on thejudiciary, All
so, ''i''F eo'NSc'
The report of the Solicitor ofthe
Southern circuit on district officers
and their Offices; which was referred
TO the same committee. .u... .,,
The House of Representatives sent
to the Senate the following resolu-
ton: sNa|" ti
Resolued, That the present ses-
sion of this General Assembly be adj
journed on Friday, the 20ih Of the
present month.
l'he res ,lution was concurred i'm,
and was ordered to be returned to
the House of Representatives,:
lnthe House ofRepresentatives.
December 10, 1850.
Mr. President and Gentlemen of the
Senate:
lhls house concurs in the message
OF the Senate. proposing to go into
a second ballot for Solicitor of the
Western circuit tomorrow, al half
past II O'Clock. BY order OF the
House.
Jas. Simons, Speaker.
Mr. Manning presented the favor
able report of the committee OH the
college, education and religion, on
the subject ofindeXing and arranging
thepublc records relating TO the CO.
lonial and revolutionary History of
South Carolina; which was ordered
Reconsideration tomorrow.
MIR. Buchanan presented the unfa-
yorable report of the committee on
hnance and banks, OH the petition OF
the Polytechnic and Calliopean So
cieties of the State Military Acade
my, praying an appropriation fora
halls winch was ordered for consid-
Grafton tomorrow.
The House of Representatives re-
turned to the Senate the report of the
special joint committee on the Gov
ernor s message, No. ,, in which il
had concurred.
Pursuant TO notice, and with leave
of Senate, Mr.. DeTrevile introduced
a bill to provide for the election
of Members to a Southern Congress
as recommended by the Nashville
! Convention. The bill received ,he
frstreading, and was ordered to be
/ printed
The Senate proceeded to the gen.
eral ordc,, of the day.
A bill to incorporate the Swedish
Iron manufacturing company was be
fore the Senate on the second read
ing, which was concluded; when or
the question of agreeing to the bill
Mr. Marshall moved that the bill be
placed in the general orders of the
day Tor tomorrow, and the same
was ordered.
The favorable report ofthe com
mlttee on the military and pensions
on the petition of the La Fayette ar
tlIIery, praying for a new battery
was agreed TO.
A halfpast IL o clock, the Senate
pursuant to messages interchanged
joined the House of Representative.
IN second ballot for Solicitor of thu
Western circuit. Messrs. Skipper
and Taylor were appointed the com
mlttee on the part of the Senate tc
count the ballots.
AT Is minutes to O'Clock, mes
sage No. 5, and the last of his tern
of Office, was communicated to thu
Senate by his evcellency the Cover
nor, and was read by Mr.. Seabrook
On motion Of Mr.. Marshall. tn,
message was made the special orde
of the day for tomorrow at o'clocl
p. M, and was ordered tosbe printed
The Senate resumed the genera
] order of The day.
a E;l TO incorporate the Hayn,
cotIon smanuiacturing company, ant
4 s bill tojncrease the number of mag
Isifat cs III si tss .tSes district of Marion. re
] ceived the second reading, were d
greed to, and were ordered lob
.sssent 10 the House of Representatives
The report ofthe committee on th
! military and peusionss ON the petitiol
bof the Gernlah artillery, praying 70
sFnew cannon, recommending that tin
4 Governor be authorised to furnisl
said compaIly a suitable battery from
4 1.-The pieces now belonging to til,
i State, was agreed to-
4 The House of Representative
.Esentto the Senate the following mes
sage: 8 g56is 81 IS 8 ~
In the House 81 Representatives,,
December H., 1850,
4 IN. President and Genlemen OF III
SSenotfe;