The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-12

SENATE.

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'a'. n"'S' '','t0o'ccu DI'i 10 amend
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,S,: seeu,c o''1oS 10, 20 DC issue" Oy me south
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D,'l 20 incorporate inc fcoples Mail
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special order OF tho day for tomorrow
at o'clock.
Mr.. II. =. Millcll introduced rcso.
luton-which was agreed to-.that it be
referred TO tho Committee on Arricul.
turc to inquire into tho cxpcdicncv Of
repeating the laws which rciatclto ccpc.
ing.
Messrs. Wagner, T.. D. Richardson
and j. S. Richardson, it,, gave notlco of
the introduction Of bills.
Mr.. Wagner introduced bill to cna-
bic white Immigrants to purchase, hold
anu an, convey fSal oe'"te' and g'vo them
wy M. Wv ., uoMer, ,r
,l,o "; :,,; '".,c"''oou o!''S 10 eNtcn"
a ',luo -" .."', n'o'i ooie"',, executions
WY o''.i ,.''"' process maybe received
w,t''ou' ,.: .'olicc' 70 acclare inc law III
.'"'.'o' ' ~ t'o stot"to Q! l'mltat'on; 10
"a. s.'1 P.o'' ''s'o"s ~ al Nc' ,!, o'''1,le''
n' ~ c. 20 p,oV'oe !" "'o1e oy "hieh 70
perPe'nato tosI'fnony IN relat'on TO deeds
WIS chosns III aetlon' otncr papers and
rccorus destroyed or 1881 during the re-
cent war
MIR J. j. Ryan introduced Il bill to
amend M Act entitled can Act to au.
lhor'ac "ll'ce copies OF deeds in certain
cases cases 70 DC. gwen N evidence, passed
i3th December, 1913.
Mr. Barker introduced bills to rrstrict
tne hnmorr OF Trustees OF the South
N"ro''ha University.
M"SSrs, ornycn, Sclgln@ llonGh,
N'SsH'' ana Barker gave notice OF the
introduction OF bills.
Mr.. Hanckcl introduced Tie following
rcsolntious; which was agtccd 10: 9
Whereas tho ITni,cd S,o,os m,;,.
from places on the great mail routcs or,
rive in Columbia at 7,30p ~. da;lv md
arc detained in tho post o(ioc twclvc M
hours before distribut;on and dohvor,
tho dailv mail for Chor,csto, !. ~, y
from Columbia by railroad train, which
''' Ho ~ N'"iiooloii VI I.oO y. m.; DuL
tho mail being taken ar that train on
the way, is delayed, and does notsarrive
iii Charleston until 4 o'clock y. m., and
then detained at tho post Office twelve
hours. before distribution and delivery
These are grievances. Therefore,
Resolved That it bo rc(crrcd 70 Com.
mittoo on Federal Relations to devise
and report some Icmedy and relief ihcro
from.
Mr.. Russell introduced the followin e
resolution which was referred to the
Committee on Officers and Offices:
Whereas information has been rccciv.
ed that, in somc of the, Districts of this
State, the officers thereof havo bctn ro.
qulring their fees and pcrquisitcs OF office
to DO paid in coin or its equivalent in
currency; and whereas tho present
scarcity of money and great distress and
poverty of tho country, tho currency at
par is deemed amply romuncrativc for
all al costs of said officers; DO it, there.