The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-04

STOCKS held by the State, and to authorize
the guarantee by the State of the bonds of
said Company.
Mr.. Crayton introduced bill TO rechar-
ter the bridge across Seneca River, in An
derson District, now known. as Charles
Bridge.
Mr.. -- introduced Il bill to establish
an additional class of flour, to be called
Family flour
Mr.. Hutson introduced bill to extend
tho time in which to record lost ''instru-
ments IN writing" also, bill to provide
Tor docketing Constitutional cases in the
Court of Errors.
Mr. Lord introduced bill to amend tho
charter of the Charleston Gas Light Com
pany.
Mr.. t. p. Mikeil introduced a resolution.
that message be sent to the Senate, pro
posing to that body to go into an election
Tor Solicitors of the Southern. Western and
Middle Circuits, on Tuesday, the 4th inst.
at l o'clock z. NJ; which was concurred in
=, Mr.; LORD lntroduced bill to incorporate
the Carolina Planters Aid Company.
Mr. Mllligan introduced Il bill to regu-
late the measurement and inspection of
timber for the market of Charleston. South
Carolina; also, a bill to render the account
books OF mechanics, handicraftsmen and
other artficres admissible to prove their
demands.
Mr.. Marley introduced q bill to amend
an Act entitled can Act for the reNef of
prosecutors and witnesses in criminal cases
not capital;''
MIR. Talbert introduced a resolution.
which was ordered to be sent to the Senate
Tor concurrence, that A. j. Anderson and
j. j. Bunch be appointed Commissioners
of Roads, Bridges and Ferries, for the
Lower Battalion, 7th Regiment, Edgeficld
District, S. c., rice w. Ct. Harris and Seth
Butler, resigned.
Mr.. Hanckel introduced q resolution,
which was sent to the Senate for concur
renee, that accounts OF Sheriffs for dietinr
prisoners shall be audited by the Comp
tro!ler at the rate of fifty cents day
Mcssrs. Talley, Carson, Mikell, Brown
and Others gave notice of the Introduction
of bills.
Mr.. Perry introduced a bill to further
extend the time allowed to tho Grecnville
ana columbia Rallroad Company to con-
struct branch of their road from some
point on their main trunk, West of Saluda
river, to connect with the South Carolina
Railroad at or East of Aiken
My. heltt introduced the following reso-
l"tlons; which were refer red to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations:
Whereas the changed condition of our
country, produced by the late disastrous
war, Is so great as to require correspond
ing changes IN the organic law before the
entire system can be worked in harmony:
and whereas the people of South Carolina
are anxious that amicable relations should
DC restored as early as possible between
all parts of the Union, that peace. prosper
lty and happiness may return to the coun-
try,
ReSolced, That the General Assembly of
the State OF South Carolina respectfully in
vltes a convocation OF all tie States com
posing the Government of the United
States, to meet as early a. possible in
convention, at such time and place as the
COnprpSS of tho TrDitnl
point, to fully and fairly discuss and pro
pose such changes in the organic law of
the republic as the changed condition of
the country imperativelv requires
Reso(oed, That his Excelleucy the Co
werner be, and is hereby, requested to
preamble and resolutions to his Excel
iency the President OF the United States.
and to the Governors OF the various States
comprising the Government Of the United
States.
Mr. Thomas introduced o resolution.
which was agreed to, that it be referred to
the Committee on the Military to inuuirc
and report upon the present condition of
the military academies of this State, and
to recommend such action in the premises
as to theh may seem proper and expe-
dent.
MIR. Gayer introduced bills to renew and
extend the charter of the Methodist Hene-
VIOLENT Society, of Charleston; to incorpo-
rate the Charleston Commercial College.
and to incorporate the Charleston Loan
Association.
Mr.. Covington introduced a resolution.
which was agreed to, and 4 message sent
to the Senate accordingly, that immedi-
ateiy after the election of Solicitors, on
Tuesday, the 4th instant, an election be
held to I'LL the vacancies reported BY the
Chairman of Offices and Officers in the
Office Of District Judge
MI Mnlins introduced resolution,
which was agreed to, and message or
dcred to be sent to the Senate accordingly,
\ that message be sent to the Senate ask
AlnS that body to permit a reference of the
$resolutlon in relation to the election of
ASenators to the Joint Special Committee
$on the election of Senator of the United
Estates.
Mr. Gilbert introduced bill to renew
and amend the charter of the town of Sum
ter.
Mr. Hutson submitted the report of the
President and Directors of the Bank of the
State of South Carolina
MIR. Mckewn submitted the return OF
Commissioners of Free Schools for ST.
James, Goose Creek Parish, Berkeley
District
Mr.. Hagood presented the petition of J.
B. White, Tor payment Of salary as Arsenal
Keeper at Charleston.
Adjourned.
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