The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-22

8. B. Thompson presented the account OF
". q. Dial, for bread furnished the State Ar
senal Academy. Referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Mr.. Moore presented the petition Of sundry
citizens ofAbbeville County, praying for an cleo
ton precinct at Donaldsyile, and the appoint
ment Of a. M. Dodson, w. b. Aoker and ".
e. Barmore, Managers of Elections at said pre-
cinot Referred to the Committee on Priyl-
leges and Elections.
Mr.. Keith presented the petition of sundry
citizens Of Pickens County, % establish an
election precinct at Col. Hokes, known as Blk
Mile Election Box, and Pickens Courthouse
and to discontinue the Wolfe Greek election
precinct, and to aPpoipt a: Ramsey, Jr:, J: W; NJ
Elections for Six Mile precinct; and to con
tinue the present Managers Of Wolfe Creek
precinct in Office as Managers at Pickens
Courthouse.
MIR. Wooley presented the petition of the
Langley Manufacturing Company for lncorpo'
ration. Referred to Committee on Iacorpora-
3. Mickey offered the following resolution,
which was referred to the Committee on Ed1-
cation:
ResoIued, That measures be taken to estab-
lish free schools in st. Johns Parish.
Boseman gave notice that on Wednesday
next he would Introduce bill to prohibit dis
elimination between persons IN the conduct OF
any business requiring license from any mu-
nicipaity, State or the United States.
E, F. Miller gave notice that on TUESDAY
next he would introduce bill empowering
William Hutsvn Wlgg to practice law IN the
Superior and Inferior Courts OF South Caro-
lima.
On motion of DeLarge, the House at 1. P.
M. went into secret session.
At i. 80 P. NJ. the business Of the House was
DeLarge offered the following, which was
agreed to-:
Whereas, There are not sufficient number
of suitable rooms for the several committees
of the House therefore, be it
Resoloed, That the Sergeant-at-arms DE
hereby instructed to furnish proper rooms for
the use Of the several standing committees.
The Senate returned to this House, with con-
ourrence,
A resolution to petition, Congress to remove S
the political disabilities Of George Buist; also,
A resolution to remove the political dlsablll-
ties of W. J. Mixson also,
a resolution empowering the Attorney-Gen'
eral to employ six engrossing clerks and TWO
legal gentlemen.
The Senate sent to this House concurrent
resolution to petition Congress to remove the
political disabilities Of Thompson q. Cooke,
George Boliver and VIM. N. Mount, OF Orange
burg Comfy Ssess sasn and ws 20 'ns COLL
Mr.. stolbrand offered the following, which
Resolued, That committee of. five mem.
bers be appointed for the purpose OF mvesl1ga-
ting the practicabllity and probable cost OF nj
ting up sufficient rooms in the State House for
the accommodation and occupancy OF this
House, and thatsaid committee be instructed
to report ON Thursday, OF u NJ:
NJ oozro Stn1torand- Wilder Earlt4r. mODl0y
and Jones we're appointed as The committee.
DeLarge asked and obtained leave to intro,
duce bin to accept the benefits Of an act Of
Congress- entitled "an aot donating public
landa to the several States and Territories
which may provide colleges for the benefit o.
agriculture and the mechanic arts" approved
July 2, 1862. Read the first time and ordered
to be printed. = :.
MI. Jenks asked and obtained leave to IN
troduoe q bill entitled an act regulating tn!
election OF officers in incorporated towns and
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