The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-09
AEG1sLArURE SOUTH CAROLINA
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1866.
SENATE.

The President laid before the Scnare
rlommuncationsfrom Hon. d. l.. Ward.
law and Hon. John A. Inglis, accepting
1 che office Of Associate Justice of the
Eourt of Appeals
Mr.. Buist introduced bill to repeal
I;eertain enactments in relrtion to the
kbanks Of this State. And, also, the
4 Apcttion Of the Stonewall Fire Company,
sof Charleston, praying an Act of incor,
.l,oration.
Mr.. Tracy submitted the report of the
sSolicitor of the Southern Circuit.
n Mr.. Mcqueen presented the petition
/ ssof citizens Of Chesterfield District. pray.
sing that the grain of the District may
Enot be wasted by distilation.
81 Sundry reports of committees were
presented BY Mcssrs. Buist, Doticr and
others
n y bill to establish District Courts was
Y discussed, amended, and made the spe.
cial order for tomorrow, at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Arthur presented the petition Of
James S. Guignard for the charter of a
ferry across the Congaree River.
a resolution was sent to the House
Of Representatives asking the concur
renee of that body in the adjournment
of this General Assembly, on Saturday,
18TH INST.
Adjourned 81 -# Aa.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Clerk called the roll, the Speak.
cr took, the. chair, and proceedings
were opened with prayer by Rev Mr..
Martin. .J slmE. t'Hs 500
The Speaker laid before the House
the communication from the President
ot the Senate and Speaker Of the House
of Representatives in relation to the re.
'moval of the United States troops from
the College Campus. ~
Mr.. William Wallace presented the
petition of Mrs. Dougherty, praying
the renewal Of certificate Of State
stock.
Mr.. Price presented the petition Of
the officers Of Mountain Lodge No. Is,
Indcpencnt Order of Odd Fellows, at
Greenville, to renew the charter of the
same.
Mr.. Clyburne presented the return of
Commissioners of Free Schools for
Lancaster District, for 1865. .,,.
Mr.. Hough presented the petition
Of Suhdry citizens of Chesterfield Dis.
'rict to suppress the distillation of
grain.
Mr.. Farmer presented the report of
the Solicitor of the Southern Circu.
it.
Mr.. Weatherly presented the petition
Of sundry citizens of the State for char.
ter for railroad, to the located in the
,city,of Charleston.
Mr.. Duryea presented the petition of
'the'Sionewall Fire Company, of Char.
.leston, praying an Act Of incorpora.
.tion. ,.-.n,..rs 'lae.r
Mr.. Price presented the report of DR..
Mr.. LaBorde, President of the Central
Association, for the relief Of South Caro-.
dina Soldiers ......
Mr.. Talley presented the petition
ofJames S. Guignard for charter of a
ferry across Congaree River
Mr.. Norton introduced bill to ex.
tend relief to debtors, and to prevent
the sacrifice CT property at public
sales. ~
Mr.. Simonton introduced a resolution,
that on and after Tuesday 5th instant,
for the remainder Of this session, the
House will recedc from business eacl!
day from 8 o'olock p. m. To 6 o'clock p.
m.; which was considered Immediately,
and was agreed to.
Mr.. Talley gave notice that lie will
offer Certain amendments to bill to
amend the law known as the "Stay
Law" ..g slln r,.r
Mr. J. s, Richardson, jr,, gave notice
that he will offer certain amendments to
n bill to amend the law known as the
Stay Law" go gg
Mr.. Farmer introduced bill for the
relief Of the Charleston and Savannah,
Railroad Company. aa lia
Mr.. Darlington introduced aAbill to
amend the charter of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad Company. 10 3