Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

| on so much of the Governors Messages MS re-
ates to the Lunatic ASYLUM, (reeommend an
appropriation ofS35, ,000,) Consideration to-
1 morrow and to be printed.
The general orders were then taken up. 4
No. So. Report of Committee on Finance
ON a bill to regulate the Commissions Of Tax
4 Collectors, (favorablc) had its Sccondrcading.
/ MIR Mazytk offered to amend. Provdcd
that the compensation of Tax collectors whose
commission docs not exceed S400 shall not be
reduced" Agreed to- Bill agreed to, and
ordered to the House
1 No G4.--Rcport Of Committee OH Agricu-
tura on a bill To make the owners of dogs ia-
bic for sheep killed by their slaves. Bill had
second reading. Amendments offered by
Mr. Mazyck to strike out the third clause.
Mr. PalmcrI thiuk the third clause the
best of the whole. | cannot think of II great
er grievance than the allowance of negroes To
keep dogs Striking cut that clause would
ruin the bill.
Mr. CannoA. 1t IS vcry inputint tlllt
Lis b;il should be passed We find 1T 'mpossi-
fblc to keep or raise sheep. IL does not pro
pose to tax dogs in the possession OF whitc
men, but only those in the possession OF nc
grocs. Had we these trting ours ont of the
/ country sheep raisjpg would be profitable -
/ Now, every negro in the country has a dog
following after him
! Mr.. Mpzyclt said that as matter of feeling,
he did not like to soc this as it would d1l. y
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dogs better than some men.
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Xxx
Mr F;oI,1i,n moved 70 inscrt thot an nm
nuoI t,y df on" Inllnr hc nloccd IN ,,ch dnr
kent NV n frGn ncrro
Sncr r,ncr j;scuss;ou tho amcu1ncnts
! ,,oro ,.;1 ,,, tLo.t,)jo ,nl tb, hill ,,,ronl to
and mqlrrrd 70 ,br LIopsn
Snnc;,L ordnr Of thc d,v was thon t,l;cn nm !.
hiII 70 ,mond nm Act cnt;tlcd on,W Aot tn
afford aid to the Blue Ride R,iIroad," to-
gcthcr Win nm amendment bv 3Ir Fotlinm
to grant SO 900. for the completion of the
road to Wolhollo
Mr. 5iozvrk offered an amendment to the
! amendment by adding proyiso PtoGi,A,,l,
That such subscription be not subscribed, un-
I'll satisfactory proof be produced that all sums
of money heretofore subscribed. and now re-
naming unpaid, have been paid in or the in
solvcncy of the subscribers duly proved"
Aftcr much discussion by Mcssis Fielding,
Palmer, Harrison, Sharpe Mazyck and Rhctt
both were adopted. Yeas 24; nays2l
Dec. 14-Senatc-~ Mr. Harrison urged aid
forcLly aud eloqucntly in support of tho bill
to establish a Military school and depot TO,
public arms in Anderson Rejected cas- 10
nays 30.
In the House, bill to provide compcnsa
ton in damages to the families of person,
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