The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09

~.nuia rn;.c:rrii.r. TnJ ar sln..r-i, -.
prre I'll" existence. In ~ tlis c"fnriou-
wealth, Vr u state or feel csS and w'ci..
c'l IL Ia lead men - ;ht 'e-l,i pi thc :.:hN-
cSl crimes avsinS. the Il '.IUals lui lie
peace or SUc.c:t. aGi ~ piore the tSi-.-
"ncc Of and condemn ~ Tcprcs"n>i'.lc
disposition AMI praciic" lar;onS uf iiI.t
Stale. oil shielding AMI Known cr!ni'-
un!-. instead "f aiding Il slcnsion AMI
delivery into ;llc safe GU .u' officers uf i,ir
law. as Is thc!: inquest glc lu.y: and. willie
we confidently icllcvc { t" iu.y had been
performed III the prcscn nd lll,l II no.
been Tor the cncouragcm 'rt' apathy which
the said TOlbrr; received. - To Il lie expected
To receive. his arrest ~ 1if.. bern enccinI
without violence or hlt ! .f d, II Is our dr.
ibctaic opinion that the " s~f.T HuingSheG.l
was not only jus'inabic ptfi i' - 80 = he pursued
hni l. highly ~ he conn ~ ,oi he brave and
faithful performance Of Nf a." au,l we earnest
ly recommend 20 his EHa i.y The Governor
that lie cause the re,YhrG = 4, l. .ert'l for the
arrest OF the said W. X. y; ., 1t paid 10 the
said Jerry l1ollingshcad, ltia ftTiN..
CHANCE re- -r ishI.
A hill to carry into eff, DIVISIONS OF the
constitution in relation ~ {. -,gsts Of married
women WAS the pracipii iyt.s - discussion In
Tie House to-day.
The bill provides tia; ;1c rcti md personal
property uf married We'nan yhethcr held by
her NJ IN" time o! her tn;C. = ~ .crucd 10 her
thereafter, either hy giii .,rRt iDhrriiaucc. de-
wise. purchase or u;hcrwisi. shuu not DC subject
tu levy aud sale for her Gs ttnu 1Chs, hut shall
he her separate properly, t"'c'. she shall be.
queath devise Or convey n tic .;.c manner, ana
to the same extent. rs II sir set. unmarried:
and all deeds. mortgage ri .rp.l Instruments,
0f wiiatr !e Kind, shall 80 iiiC by her In the
same nlaliitnr aiid have 'ht IL lc-rai force aiid
effect :s If she Were Gnln;.r' hat she shall haze
the right to purchase ang ics Of property in
her own name, anu 20 ta.c : Eel legal convey
ances therefor: and to &C X. 0tn be contracted
Ti!l. in the same mannci - j! 80 Uerc unmar-
| ricd: she shall, with he 5, property, BE-
subjected to ;,ic same ruA ..s- ps ir she were
unmarried: nor shall any aics ~ rcr husband
rs party with her be nct ,st'. IA any action
brought 10y cr. or against le t ~ tiers relating
to her separate property a-i-ilg out OF her
separate contracts: I'roN N.H. 81 The husband
shall not he liable Inr tue "a O! lac wife
tracicd prior To their marrInf'.
|; isa noticeable faci y ii.usi who mostly
discussed I'll" hi!l were s'nli. i.el AMI l,cing
mot III gear" expressed themselves very strong,
ly. Tile married men had very little 10 say upon
it, and sail that little In way which appeared 10
mean tina, Il bill allowing any rights to women
was very absurd, us they TOOK them anyhow.
rHYSICIAS TO THE CHARLESTON JAIL.
A hill to amend y bill providing for the appoint.
ment of a physician TO the Charleston Jail was
passed in the House today. The amendment
only empowers the physician 10 draw about live
hundred dollars more salari per annuu.-,nakns
| the salary one thousand dollars in all.
| ASSESSMENT OF REAL PROPERTY.
bill providing for the assessment Of real prop,
cry III 1870 has hcen oIercS III tho House by Toni
iinson, au,i referred to the Committee OH Ways
AMI Means. II provides that the assessment OF
thiS class Of property be mndc 1T the sanc time
the personal property is assessed, and In the man
ncr prescribed by thc ..Act to provide for the
| sessmcnt and taxation OF property passed
| September 10, 1865. lie has also suggested that
section third OF the said act he amended SO rs to
provide that in all cases where The penalty
| for nOn-paymrnt OF taxes has attached TO
property hc.d by assignecs In bankruptcy, and,
therefore, cannot be sold by the time the taxes
become due, and In all cases where sales OF prop
| crty for settlement Of estates ordered by any
| court in this State has no. beeu or cannot be
sold in tlmo for aJment OF taxes past due, the
auditor OF ;he State, upon proper evidence that
such property could not have been sold and the
| taxes could not have been paid until 1t was sod
| may remit the penalty. Also. 10 amend section
four SO as to provide that t.o personal property,
which any person may bring with them In CON-
ns into this state from aHJ-~s,Tt Of the United
States. within three months OF the first or Sep
temoer OF any current year, be exempted from
taxation, provided that II be proven to the satis-
faction OF the State auditor that the said property
WAS taxed during tue current year, in the State
from whence the person moved.
| STRAY ITEMS.
| Is it true that one OF the census takers OF Sum-
| ter County was on trip North when the census
In that county was taken and performed little II
/ any duty, and drew pay for "his scrvccsr'
senator today received letter from one OF
his constituents, addressed ''Mr.-- Ccnitor OF
| -. Columbia S c. L.,