The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-12-17
"EhNE >D.Y. DE EMBER 10.

"''n .'ra'er 10y Rev. Mr. Yates
Sund:r petilr"n- ana Free ScLoo. re
;"Ihs were presented
sf. ''or" ir".n he special Committee
on "hotd'ng rrii"f 20 soldier, : fnmis.s, re
ported II" mrn,!mrnt bill for that unrpos.
Mt sim"rns presented the pe,i,ion of
eiI'zenS t.! Eus srIIrId Dis,ric,, PRAYING that
IL" jori,utcs,"n ct .nr Court of Ordinary b,
eA.,"dv' u. crr,aiu cases
Mr. Harrison oil red the folio wing ur.
amb'r ana r''s'I"ilon hich were imu,.ai
"'el, c"hsde'ed aud agreed to:
The number Of applications being made
To this General Assembly by citizens IF
t!'s Slate, Tor compensation for slaves
kiAed or injured, or dying from disease
""hat ~ The service OF tne State. render.
II advisable tI,.t - speed, certain and xu,i,
i"r'"ry III zoe I0r tie adjus! nenl oi such
s'"i"', ,"ou.d tie adopted, therefore,
kesoIred. h"I The Commltrer on ln. Ju
dicI"y "e Instructed 10 ,nq.ire ana report
a. I" s"e eAped'en'J and proprieIy Of es
'""'''h'he aC"urt fo' the adjudication Of
sue" claims. wnn leave 81 report by bill
Mr. GT'mston presented Tire petition of
h"i"er' "f i"is on SuIli,ans Island. pru, ing
tor exemption from taxation during u,,.
war Referred ....
sir. Palmer, from the Committee on Ap.
r'rutt"rr, made report on the resolutions
OF the Peuuleion Agricultural Suci.,y, ,i,aI
'"e present !" ah uIpr"prisIuus momemt ior
i",o. r"iaii"S into ,nc Suutu CaruiiLa Coz.
'ese s"ch i Ptoirssurs,ip, also pressed Il
fe""i"'io"" 'fo" i"e House req acsIing ,o,.
Coz rrnCr IL disli!Dule ocean s9ll. Lo,,,r
r,"i in.
Mr. W ID Johnson presented tie y,.i-
ti"n 1T -undr, ciizrns u: MariU"ro' pra, /, u
rv!IeI ir"m arbitrary arresG, On military ser
sre. Uidrrrd 10 be considered to morrow.
l"e Ge"er"' Orders we're then taken up,
a"u Ine ca'emdnr vas Disposed OF.
The 'pec,". Osdsrg VA, tnsn caiird tor,
beIng 'no 'eso,utioh, ir,in the IIvsise Oh
i"e suDJrc' oi l"c ComrenIon auu Isx.eu
tive Loumcil.
The fIeadcnt, lion w. ID. por.er, ex.
plHImed me Iea,"n> Tor III, vote ON he sixln
reso luton.
Tn tie adoption OF the resolutions, ,he
yeas and hays aere ordered, aud tho fol-
loving Was the '"atnt : "A = a {
Those W." Not, Il III ne Iii naive are
Me-srss aPpig.y, AH"pr. bcp. B.s.
le,. DoAhA !. ~, P H. q TTHGgg,.@ HGg n u, ilor
rr,o", iion. 81, h.,I .L...,,.6e, sibnnrnv
Maxwell, sScs iipt. ScKrwn, 3. Ii Miller
}. w. Miller, Moscs,E e. Paime.,' Sessions,
Simkins, simpson, Ware, Workman. y.
i 'PhDse VINO voted iu lhs nagatiye, are ...
Hon w - Porter. President; Messrs.
Barker. IIaTt. " -, !, hn-om LaSIon, Ma.
zyck, Slcusw, Slutfy3 Ossu.d NV. Pam
,r, klut . -s. ...
10 lse -; ;.Nais iI t. y B Z ii 81 I I
NonIH AH"LISA 1'''oN.cGIPTs. 49, Inc
Norr" nssoil'n l.es.imure recently sent n
delegaiion, cuinpUsrd OF twn member, from
e"ch fiouse, Richmond IuT The purp pOse
ot mduclrg fIe>ideni Davis 10 allow the
co"scrp's raised IN tnat State under the
recent levy, To remain within it's limits.
genlieman VINO Travelled with the delegates
on their reiurl. lniurm. ~, say. the Co
| lpMOns i'"es. ,n,t {tn-r .nls~on Vas sue
ctSsinl I"e' = sird liza, j,c inrcc Inch
ybe , nie ~"nif .tapsshs .snabisd tu raise
includlng n"sessl y ~. ~s'~sssA-~ Z ,.la,rre has
c"Ilrds"u' hc wcss.sSishs}6 ani bet~sr,,
10 aud 40 e~.s. "osla yssosus 10 s0,ovV,
men.