Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04
). WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2S, 1853.

SENtrE.-After the meeting OF Senate. t:e
recrpli,hi ot palrr- from tue House, reports
OF Committees, g.,
Tue special ORDER was discharged until t"
m"rruw. and . number ot reports on private
matters. wer.. as.ced IL.
Tue t, por. OF The Committee on Claims
and Gfirvances un the report of tie Commit
lee Oh Claims OF the llonsc of Representa-
tive> ms.s resolution of inquiry in relation 10
the pnvn,rut fnr SLAVES lost in til. service OF
the S,al.s wnS agreed 10, AMI. pursuant To the
rrcoiurp.n ia'i.ili of the Cnnmitlee. a mes
sase was. gent 10 the House Of Representatives
! proposing the f.towing resolutions in lieu Of
those r. c-,n,neried by The Committee Of the
!! II use ui R-pr .sen'a'ives:
Resi- 'pai, That it is the opinion of this Cen
eral Assembly, taAt it is proper and just that
! tie State. s,uuld, co nDersi'e the owners OF
saves ts.>en by tie authority Of the State
l.r the public service, who have died from
Il srasu contracted in said service. and whose
drati, mr. h,ss has bern occaSioned by reason
OF such serv.c-.
i~tns"ire'. That james Upper. Esq Auli
copies of the cviicice hat"re the Legislature
in all cases of tlr character Indicated hv tie
f,resoirg rn>,lu;io... which may b. acied nl-
on favorably darius the present session of this
ll.yi-l'ture. together with such additional e'-
iience as.mav be :rcrsserv. AMI l;esent Ill h
c;a,lns. w,tu t t ,,ir'enct. IL tn. Conf aef,tp
Congress. !" >u.:i' G rr: r. Claims "a nay be
estsb.as :ed for the consideration ri the same;
also, that the sad .Ia,nes Tnpper do procure,
as s,on Il, p~rar,icai,le. inform .tion as to the
character and :,rns Of evidence which may
ta required by the Confederate Government
tor the tn,ure Use oil this Le..islaturc and
that after sui Information has been %o',taiiief
ana published. all inrure applications to the
legislature nr'ccm mnsation for ne@r'reS lost
III the public service, shall be required To con
form thereto.
Mr. Le.e>ne introduced y resolution in
STRUGGLING The Committee ON Agriculture 20
inqui.e and report whether any, and what
Legislation is NJ cessary to prevent the expor-
taiion Of grain from the State. Agreed 70,
Ga motion, Senate adjourned to ~ o'clock
Tomorrow.
IIorsm-AAcr organizing, q lumber Of
ns.,-rS were received from the Senate =
a,n"ng ,iic;n q bill to supply negro labor for
30 Cast;
A bill to prevent ard punish planting more
than n given amount Of cotton
a b to au4nl the Act lul the relieeo Of
s%ollier;> families
=. bill to extend relief to debtors, &c,
which, were several'y read a first time aud re-
ferred.
Y tiiinms, reports from cmiaittees, and
su,.h Ike paD.rs y.prp r,.cpi vaH
When a message was received from Senate,
concnrring in the order 10 rescind the reso
Inflow fixing Friday next as the day Of adj
tournament.
Oa motion Of Mr.. Perry, boil. reports
majority and mincrity-on the proclamation
of t.e Governor, were ordered to lie on the
table.
A bill TO charter the Tracing Company o!
the Confederate States. was read q second
time and ordered to The Senate.
Af,er the reception from the Senate Of q
number OF matters OF a private character.
the House adjourned to II o'clock Tomorrow