Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-09


90 person shall hires sersant except the
servant has q certiGcate Of disenarge from
dis former master, the Jndgeof the Dis.
srict2s Court or Magistsste, underthe penalty
of one HUNDRED doflars 6ne sndsix moths
;mprisoameut sssFSE
she Senate on Wednesdsy Neyembsr
I, Mr. Dozier offered the following resoia-
ton, which was agreed to; and was order
ed to be sent to the House of Reprssepta-
Resozysd, Thatin the opinion 81 tie Gen.
eraI Assemblg grave matters involving the
future welfare Of fhe State require that this
session shall continue 80
IN the HOUSE, ME- RswlilsOn saa add.
ed tosths Gommittseso snoiofsd pbpnlation,
and Mr.. Black to the Comnittee on Ways
and Mesns.s q q .;;ggss1,s
Mr.. Wsgner introduced resolution, Pro.
posiue to adjourn ON Friday next xt;Mhieh
,vas ordered for consideration tomorrow.
Mr.. Mullins oduced q resolution of
inquiry as Is Rhsthsfth offices Of ths Trea.
surer Of che Upper and Lower Digisions
have been, abolished by the prosisions Of
the new Consultations, proyidsng:a single
Treasurer for the entire: Stats. sss
Mr.. Morton insroducsd q lscssequire
sheriis, when requested 70 do 90, 70 pas
purchasers Of real estate ct their sales, In
possession within one month when the pae.
ty as,whose property 1T is sold rshis ten.
ant is possessed whiehawss Jesd the first
time. and was referred to tbeaa eaaonmittee on
the Judiciary. s'''sis z SssAse :
Mr. Cannon Introduced 3 rssoIuiion,
which was agreed 70, that i be refersed to
the Copmittes on Ways and Means to re-
commend tosthe Houss somep phnsby which
the various tax collectors Of The State may
return tne amount of taxes Hrsoefsed By
them in Confederate money aud yet.io their
possession, OF il what way The same shall
be disposed Of rs to relieve said collec-
tors from future liability on thstsaccount.
Mr.. Barker introduced q Bill to repeal
the usury laws Of this Sssss. sas 80 !,
In the ssuate, % Thursday, November
End, Mr.. Winsmith offered the following
resolution; which was ordered for conside-
ration on the next day Size es9s u
+ Whereas, the State House sof this State
has been destroyed bs@sct of the Uuitsd
States troops; and whereas, the College.
buildings ars the only suitabies ones in the
city Of Columbia for holding the sessions Of
the General Asasmbl snd whereas, said
buildings srssnows occupied, tosssconsidera-
ble extent, by the United States troops.---
Be it, therefore, G g., - s s..
Resolved, That the Provisional Governor
be, and he is hereby requested fOrthsith 70
take such steps as may be- most likely to
procure "a removal sof5thes Unissd States
troops, By whom the College buildings are
now occupied, and transfer Of said build.
ings to the General Assembly for the use
Of the State.
Atone o,cIock, ,atbe Senate proceeded to
the consideration efsths Special 0rdsr'sbe-
ing the .repofts ofsthe Gopmitteessef shs
twosHouses oa the subject Of supposed em.
barassments 70 legislation, growing out Of
the PROVISIONS ID tie Constitntion Tor the
Executive veto. T6s Senate Erst 60nsid.
cred the q ouse report, Mr.. Tillman offered
che, following ,amendment; Il ~
Resolyeds That q message be sentsto the
House Of Representatives, asking that Hody
for leave to amend the report u the Joint