The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-13
den ot taxation as littl. oppressive as
possible; be il, therefore.

den Of taxation as iittl. oppressive as
possible; be il, therefore,
ResolUed, That all persons who have
failed to pay their taxes are hereby al.
lowed until the 18th day of Novem.
ber to do so; and'a all executions issued
and lodgedin the hands of any officer in.
this State. for collection, are hereby sus.
pended until after the day and date
above recited /; and no double tax shall
be imposed or executed until alter said
date. ,gt. asSB t..s5
Resolved, That the time allowed Tax
Collectors to compete their returns, is
hereby extended until the 18th day Of
December next.
Mr. Shaw introduced a resolution,
which was agreed to, that it be referred
to'the Committee on the Judiciary, to
inquire andreport at this, or the next
regular session of the Genetal Assembly
as to the expediency and necessity ofre-
curing the re.registry, within limited
period; of ALI mortgages, deeds and 9TH
er papers.now required by law TO be re.
corded. the records Of which were de.
strayed or lost during the late war :. with
leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Easily introduced billito alter and
amend the laws of this.State in, relation,
to insolvent debtors. -a,t
On motion of Mr.. Marley, the House
proceeded to the consideration of resolu.
tions (by MFR. Garlington) in relation to
the condition of the people. growing out
OF their Indebtedness as effected by the
results OF the war; and the necessity" Of
remedial legislation whicn were discus
sed and finally made the speoiaporder of
the day for Monday next, at !, o'clock
p. m.
10 House adjourned.
Jrt. -. e
THROUGH CONVECTION. are pleased to
learn that the through passenger schedule
from Columbia to New York via Charlotte,
Greensboro, Danville and Richmond, has
been restored. The trains on tho Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad now leave Co.
lumbia at O'Clock, after the arrival of the
South Carolina train, and passengers cons
ing by this route reach Richmond at 7
O'Clock, in time for the Washington city
train. ag
Only twenty three hours from Columbia
to Richmond. This will prove great pub
lic convenience, and is destined to become
the through line from New Orleans to New
York. =. h.
We are pleased to learn that the Char
lotte and Greenville companies have made
arrangements to forward all freights from
the depot of one road to the, depot Of the
other, free of charge to oil shippers. This
is commendable h
l.. Wehave noticed, in connection with our
first paragraph, that sleeping cars will
shortly be put upon the Charlotte and
South Carolina Road. Under the manage
ment Of its most excellent President, Col.
VIM. Johnston, Of Charlotte, and its Super
intendent, Mr.. Anderson, passengers travel
ling through can be sure of the very best
accommodations and the quickest time, with
the fewest accidents. The conductors Of
the road, too, are clever set of gentlemen
| always alive to the comfort of passengers.
Indeed it is pleasure to travel over the
line Columbia Patriot
| "WHAT Is THIS MYsTERY."-The CORES
pondent of fredericksburg paper states
that the remaips of woman, with long,
black hair, have been found concealed near
the road leading from Fredericksburg to
Alexandria at the point where the road
crosses Acquia Run. The body had been
partially devoured by hogs. A linen hand
kerchief on the neck of deceased was mark.
ed "S. X" Last May man, woman and
child about three years old, who stated they
were from Goldsaoro, North Carolina, and
on their way to. Alexandra. encamped near
this place. II is now believed that the man,
who was o rough looking customer, murder
ed the woman and. child and buried them
So says the aforesaid correspondent.
dEN. SHERIDAN TO BE RELrEvED.-A dis
| patch from New Orleans says:
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