The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-03-24
Correspondent Charleston Nevs. I
From the State Capital,

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From the State Capital.
COLUMBIA, S. O., March 8, 1867
But very little outside of the usual rou.
tine of business was transacted up to
the meeting of the two houses, III Joint
assembly, for tho purpose OF electing
Trustees Of Lko University OF South
Carolina.
Tho following bills which had pass.
ed the House wero read a first tmo in
tho Senate:
A bill to establish lazoretto or
quarantine hospital in The l,arbor of
Charleston.
a bill to vest in Isaac G. Long the
charter OF n water course through King.
ston Lako and Maple Swamp in Horry
County.
A joint resolution to provide for the
fitting up of certain portions Of tho State
House, which had passed both Houses,
was ordered to be enrolled.
A bill to charter The Manchester and
Augusta Railroad Company, and bill
to charter the Florence and Lancaster
Railroad Company, received their third
reading, passed and were ordered to
10 sent to the House Of Representa-
tlves.
A bill to incorporate certain societios
IN the city OF Charleston received its
third reading, passed, its title changed
to that OF an act, and the act ordered 10
be enrolled.
A Bill to declare the mode and terms
upon which money can be borrowed by
County Commissioners, received its first
reading, was ordered for second read
ing and consideration Tomorrow, and to
be printed.
A bill to provide for the uniform and
proper promulgation Of all legal and
public notices Was read second time
The rules wero suspended, tho report
considered Immediately, and the bill
iaken up for n second reading.
a bill to cha.se. the South Carolina
Centra! Railroad with amendments,
was ordered for consideration to.mor.
row. S,..Ssi's'
A bill to carry into effect the proyis.
ions OF the constitution in relation to the
right OF property Of married women.
passed 'ts second reading and was order.
ed to be engrossed.
IN. THE House., DeLarge,, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported n bill to facilitate the regot alton
OF SLnte loans. Read first time.
Elliott, from tho Committee on Rail.
roads, reported favorably on q Senate
bill TO incorporate the Watereo and
North Carolina Railroad Compapv.A--
The bill WIS ordered 10 lie over for n
second reading.
Pnrvis, from the Committee on In
co roratlons, reported fayorably on a
b'il to alter and amend an act entitled
IAN not to incorporate tho Village OF
Marion, and for othor purposes therein
mentioned" The bill was ordered To
lie over for a second reading. Also
tavorably on Senate bill to alter and
amend tho chatter Of the Town of
Greenv'llc, and for other purposes Laid
over for II second reading.
Jervey introduced the following con-
current resolution which was adopted.
and ordered to be sont to the Sen.
ate:
!!teso1vea by the House of Ropresen.
tat'ves. the Senate concurrine. That
the General Assembly resoinds i,s ac.
tion whereby no bills or resolutions Of n
permanent character shall be intro.
dnced after the let of March for two
days. "o wv
Jervey also introduced the following
JOINT resolutit n to repeal the charter ~
the South Carolina Railroad Gonna.
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be st rssolued by inc fTo,tse Of Rep.
rssentatlves Of the State Of South Cnro.
l,na, the Senate cononrring, That .be
charter If the South Carolina Rsilrood
Company be. and the same is repealed
until said company complies with the
( provisions OF section one Of act entitlod
San act re enannng the Civil Rights b;ll
ofihe United statss Congress. Refer.
The senate at Ia NJ, proceeded 10
the hall of the House of Representa-.
:ssves, TO nnite.with that body I'm ;oin.
4 assembly for the purpose Of snterine into
.an eleetIph fox Trustees oftfee eGtniaS.si.
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