The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12

pending on that day, when. -.
Y Upon motion OF Mr.. Thompson, the
Special Order was discharged, and made
the Special Order for yesterday, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. and was not then consid.
cred, but was made the Special Order
for to day, at the same hour, name.
ly:
Twenty per cent, on the amount of
annual fees received for the approval
of contracts in his District Provided,
No District Judge receive greater su.
larry or compensation in tho aggregate
than fifteen hundred dollars per an.
num-"
Upon motion of Mr. Thompson, the
amendment was ordered to lie npon the
table.
On account Of the indisposition of
the President, the Hon. f. j. Moses
took his seat as President pro ten.
Mr.. Thompson moved an amendment
to be added at the end of the same, sec.
ton; which amendment was amended
to read as follows, and was agreed
to:
For Abbrville District, 800; for An.
dcrson, $500 for Barnwoll, 800: for
Beaufort, 81 ,000 for Berkeley, 81, 900;
for Clarendon, $500: for Chesterfield,
$500: for Chester, $500; for Colleton,
$1,000; for Darlington, $500; for
Edgeicld, $500; for Fairfield. $500 :;
for Georgetown. 81 900 for Grccnville,
$500; for Horny, $500 for Kershaw,
$500; for Lancaster $500; Laurens,
$500 ; for Lexington, $500; for Mari.
boro, $500 for Marion, $500; for
Newbcrry, $500; for Orangeburg,
$500. for Pickens, $500; for Richland,
1000 for Spartanbnrg, $500; for Sum
ter, 500 for Union, $500 for vii.
liamsburg, $500 for York, $500.
Mr.. Thomson's amendment proposed,
for Charleston, 5000.
Mr.. Tillmah moved to insert, for
Charleston, $1,000.
Mr.. Towncs moved to insert. for
Charleston $500 ;and the yeas and
nays were ordered upon the question,
and they are as follows
Those who voted in the affirmative
are; Hon F, II. Moses, President pro
tenn, and Mcssrs Braaton, Johnson,
kershaw, Lawton, McQhean, Townes
and Townsend.
Those who voted in the negative are;
Messrs. Beatty, Buist, Davant, Dozcr,
Grsham, Ecmphil, McCutchen, McDnf.
tie, Reid, Richardson S!inger Skipper,
Sullivan, Tillman Thomson, Tracy, G..
w. Williams, Il. II. Williams, Wilson
and Winslni,h.
In the affirmative s. g.,
In the negative. 20. tn
The motion was therefore lost.
The question then REQUIRED upon Mr..
Tillman's amendment which was
agreed to, namely, for Charleston, ST.
600.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Thomson, the
Special Order forll O'clock p. NJ, was
discharged, and made the Special Or
der for tomorrow at IL O'Clock NJ,
and the Special Order for 2 P.
NJ. discharged and was made the Spe.
cia' Order for tomorrow, at the same
hour.
On motion OF Mr. $Kershaw, the Spe.
clal Order for halfpast | o'clock a. NJ.
was discharged, aud made the Special
Order FOR Tomorrow, at IL o'clock
a. NJ.
Mr. Hcmphill offered the following re.
solution;
Resolved. That the President and D-
rcctors of the Bank of the State Of,
South Carolina be authorized TO nego.
tate a loan of one hundred thonsond
dollars, for a term not exceeding twelve.
months : for the payment of which the
faith and credit ofthc State are hereby
pledged, and the proceeds Of said loan
shall be held exclusively for the use of
the Sta'e. @
Mr.. Tillman moved 10 amend, 80 thai
it would read
ResolOcd, That his Excellency Jas.
L. Orr be authorized to negotiate,
&C. @ .'2g
Mr.. Kershaw moved, as. an amend.
ment to the amendment, that, thesreso.