The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-25
List Of Acts.

an act to incorporate the South Carolina
institute, for The promotion Of mechanical
arts.
hnfact to incorporate the South Carolina
Atlantic steam navigation Company.
An act to prevent betting on elections.
An act TO provide for the defence Of the
State.
an act to charter and incorporate the
CoiumbIn insurance company, OF the town
of Columbia.
An net to afford all in constructing the
Colleton railroad.
an act 10 afford aid in constructing tho
Spartanburg railroad.
IN act To afford. aid in constructing the
l<ing's Mountain railroad.
An act TO confirm To Tuhn ]. Moure n
grant OF land, Which by mistake was issued
IN tho name Of .Jrhn Moore.
An act to logitimizc certain children of
Athens Tucker, and to change their sur.
names.
An act to amend The charter of the
charleston gas company.
an act TO amend an act passed on the
18th December, 1910, entitled can act to
ascertain and devise The powers, duties and
liabilities OF mrstcrs, registers and commits.
sloners in equity, and to provide for the or
ganization and regulation of their respective
Offices"
An act to incorporate the new Charleston
water company.
an act 10 provide for payment OF the in
stalments due on the shares held by the
State in tho South Carolina railroad com.
pany.
An act 10 incorporate Furman's univcr.
sity.
An act to incorporate tho village Of
Totucss.
An act to restore duo compensation to
The tan collector OF st. Phillips and ST.
Michacls.
An act to require the clerks of common
pleas and general sessions, 10 index the
journals of their respective courts.
An act 10 amend the charter of the town
Of Hamburg.
AN act to incorporate tho Swedish iron
manufacturing company.
An act 10 amend tho charter Of tho
Gran'tville manufacturing company.
An 10 Incorporate The Hamburg paper
mill company.
An act TO provide for an inspector Of -four
Tor Charleston.
An net TO provide Tor tho appointment of
deputies to a Southern Congress, and to
cal a convention of the people OF the State
An act 10 incorporate the commercial
insurance company.
an act 10 establish certain roads, bridges,
and ferries.
An act 10 incorporate certain societies
and companies, and TO revise and amend
certain charters heretofore granted.
An act To raise supplies for the year com
mcnclng Oato,cr, 1870.
An acttto make appropriations for the
year commencing October, 1870.
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JESEy LiyD's FIRST CONCERT N WASH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dee. 10, 10 l.. NJ.
i have Just returned from one of tie
largest and most magnificent ~asscmblaucs
ever convened IN THIS CITY. NJ National, Hall,
on the occasion ni the first concert of Jenny
Lind in the metropolis Of the nation. The
Prcsidcn, of the United States, with his
family; the members OF The Cabinet, and
Mr.. Clay, were present by invitation, with
a member of other Senators, Foreign MIN
listers, &c. The Hal, containing $500
scaiS, was completely filled. the tickets for
which sold II, 81. 50 aud 81, according 10
location.
In the frs, part jenny sang .Cas,a Diva"
from Norma. with great effect, followed hv
the Flute song which ca,se quite n Juror
o! excitement, and applause.
In the second part she first sang tho
"Blrd Song, and the manner in which ii was
received dciirs description. The audience
seemed almost bcwiidcrcd with astonish-
uInnt and admiration. She also sanr
"iinmc! Sweet Home" in her swcc,
and Impressive manner.
The directing To America" was well re-
ccivcd, and the ..Echn Song closed The
%cnioymcn,s Of the evening. There was bu,
one expression OF enthusiastic admiration
,hroumhout-So much so that the rush for
tho second Cnnccr! on Wednesday evening
vii! nc immense. Belle,tt's singing was
considered admirable; ana the performance
OF the orchestra, assisted By the Gcrmania,
was beyond criticism.
EXcclIcn, order was maintained through
out, as must always h" the case when AID.
MIRA Reside has the management.
When President Fillmore and Mcssrs.
Clay, Webster aud Scott entered the hail,
| they were received with loud and cn,l,lsi.
astic cheers.
Miss Lind and her ute viii yisi, Mount,
Vernon tomorrow, III the steamer Collvcr,
Captain Car>o:.,
National las hccn leased hv Mr.. Thad-
deus Barton, pi bIItiiIbrt, ana viii shortly
he opened Tor theatrical performance, with
Miss Davenport and III excellent company.
Mr.. barnum addressed an OVERLOOKING
audience, thus evening. at Tcmpcrancc
Hall, in a most happy and elective man
ncr.-COr. Hlhiimorr SIM.
IESSY llNn's ExcuHSIoN TO Mourn
NEE&oW-Ni>Ir 10 THE PRESIDENTS
HOUSE,, &c.-WAsHINGToy, Dec. II, s =.
M.-An immense crowd assembled at the
wharf. and at Wizards Hotel, this evening.
To welcome Jenny Lind on her return from
an excursion to Mount Vernon.
The day was spent most agrCcahly, and
she was presented with an autograph and
other interesting relics OF tue great and good
Washington. Sac seemed deeply affected
whilst viewing the grave. Admiral Rccsidc
commanded the expedition, securing as
usual Tho comfort and enjoyment Of all in
his charge.
M~adcmoiscIlc Lind is spending the even
lug with President Fillmore aud family, at
the White House, ty special invitation, and
EXPRESSES bIuh pratitjraiion at the rcccD,ion