Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-12-22
THE sTATE LEGISLATURES.

It is yet uncertain when this body will adjourn.
The very heavy accumulation of urgent and i'm
portant business induced the House, on motion by
Mr.. BoYLsToN, to pass resolution resembling
the resolution to adjourn today, and providing for
On extra session to commence the first Monday
in May next. That slowest of all "coaches, " the
Senate, as matter of course, refused to assent
to any such necessary and reasonable proposition.
A committee of conference was appointed, and
compromise submitted to defer the session until
Friday next The House very properly refused
to concur, and thus stands this nice agreement
to disagree" We earnestly hope the House will
adhere to its resolution. Very much valuable
legislation has already been effected; much more
equally valuable and urgent is on the Calendar
ready to be acted upon; and session Of two
additional weeks would be sufficient to perfect all
matters and bring about reforms in our affairs,
the economy of which cannot be estimated in dol
lars and cents.
Inasmuch as no paper will be issued next week,
we will be unable to furnish to our readers COM
pete report Of the results Of the session, but we
have made earnest efforts to procure list Of the
Acts passed up to Tuesday night, and in another
column present them with the necessary comments
explanatory of each measure. We suspect that
but little other business of general interest will
be transacted, so that our readers may regard our
List as complete in all essential points.
For this valuable feature in this issue, we are
much indebted to our young friend, Mr.. JAMES F..
HART, of Unionville, the clever reporter of the
Guardian and we take especial pleasure il ten
dering our acknowledgements.
We subjoin list of the officers appointed at
lths session, for York and Chester Districts Whe.
thelst was sent, these appointments had not been
acted aen; as each District is left in this matter
e1clusivels>se its Delegation, and as the Delega-
tions have subAitted these names, We take it for
granted that no chssge will be made.
FOB Yo>x DISTRICT.
Magistrates: James NSerys, Andrew Love,
John Mcknight, ]. P. HoodSGeorge W. Cobb,
Joseph McCosh, Abraham Harohs. William Nc
Gill, II. L. Killian, B. J. Patterson, " A. Moore,
John Roddy, D. K. Bates, J. D. P.\Surrence,
Smith Sanders, John R. Wallace, D. D. Moore.
Coroner: James Jefferys. \
Commissioners of Free Schools: s. II. Anthony,
Allen Robinson, R. NJ. Wilson, John NJ. Brison,
R. Springs Moore, J. M. Hope.
y Commissioners to approve Public Securities :: ia.
mes Jefferys, George Steele, II. F. Adickes, John
H. Adams, S. Rufus Moore.
Commissioners of Public Buildings: John L.
Miller, John H. Adams, F. h. Simril, William l.
Clawson, E. A. Crenshaw.
Commissioners of Roads: Sam'l G. Rrown, @.
Whisonant, William H. Carroll, S. P. sutten, A.
E. Hutchinson, John s. Bratton, VIM. Robinson,
John R. Wallace, Franklin Brown.
Notaries Public-appointed by the Governor
Theodore D. Fulton and sam'l W. Melton, Esqrs.
PoR CHESTER DISTRICT.
MAGISTRATES: B. w. Macon, J. C. Humphries,
F. D. Coleman, James w. Kee, George L. Nc
Neel, ]. G. B. Gill, James B. MaGill, A. B.
Brown James G. Robinson, Abraham Gibson, A.
W. Smith, J. Bolton Mickle Matthew White, uice
John Knox, deceased, U. j. Darby, vice j. C..
Kirkpatrick, resigned, ]. B. Atkinson, vics Henry
Carter, Jr., resigned William Anderson, vice John
| Ferguson, deceased
Coroner: B. W. Macon.
! Escheator: Sample Alexander.
| Commissioners to approve Public Securities W.
| A. Walker, James Hemphil, II. G. Brawey, j..
]. Mcclure, John A. Bradley.
Commissioners of Public Buildings: Saml Nc
ALLEY John McKee, Jr., Sample Alexander, W.
A. Walker, W. H. Gill, viee w. M. McDoRald
J. L. CASTOR, vice Matthew Williams, John ].
Mcclure pice W. F. Farley.
Commissioners of Roads: Eastern Board: E.
R. Mills, F. P. Ingram, William E. Kelsey, c.
H. Howe, W. R. Robertson, D. K. Stevenson,
Thomas Torbit, Hugh Simpson, David Pedep.-
Western Board: James B. Atkinson, ". Holmes
Harden, Levi Carter, John Simpson. Tresvan Cas-
ties, Litteton Land, William McAliley, Robert s.
Lewis, F. NJ. Whitlock.
Commissioners Of Free. Schools: Giles J. Pat
terson, W. H. Gill, Nicholas Colvin, Cadd Rives,
William Banks, John Atkinson, James F. Wherry.