The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
noation from the Hon. J. T.. Neagle, Comp
troller-G General.
Very respectfully, II
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
KxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,s
OFFICE OF CoMPTROLLER-G -GENRAI,
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| COLUMBIA, s. O., January ~, 1869.
| To the Honorable Senate and House Of 1epTe-
,sentdttpes Of The state Of South Cdro.aaa:
have the honor in accordance with the re-
| quirements OF section SO of act 65, passpd at
| special session of 1868. to report the following
| estimates OF supplies needed for the fisca1 year
| beginning 1st November, 1868. which have been
ject, under date Of January q, 1869: EdgSheId
County, as per report, account, $25,2J 90;
orangeburg County, add, $500 90; RieI4and
County, Vas as per report, account. sa1, 900 Oos
| Your obedient servant,
J. Z. NEAGLE,
Comptroller Genera
"A similar message was received by the
In THE HOUSE, yesterday. the following reso-
| luton was introduced by Mr.. Hutson.
| Resoloed, That the Committee on Incorpyra-
port as early as possible upon bill referres stes
them to alter and amend the charter OF sAo
Town of Newberry. Adopted.
A bill to provide for the care of the poor Nasa
made the special order for Tuesday next at cle
A bill to ameud an act entitled SAN act to
organize Circuit Courts" was recommitted to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
A bill to renew the charter of the Ancient
Artillery Society, was taken up, read the de-
cond time, and ordered to be engrossed for q
third reading.
A bill to provide for the widows and orphas.s
of men murdered for their political opnioLs
was postponed and made the special order Her
Wednesday next st one P. NJ.
name Of the Mount Pleasant and Sullivanfs
Island Ferry Company, and to extend the si-l
of the State to the same, was made the special
order for Tuesday, second February, at twp
The House then adjourned to Monday
twelve Nj.
In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Foster presented
For a fioo.I
bilities. Referred to the Special Com 1litteeH
The bill to incorporate the Aiken Sanitary
Association, passed second reading.
A bill TO incorporate the new Town Of Picks
ems, in Pickens County, was read first time.'
Senator Corbin, chairman of the COMMITTEES
on the Judiciary, to whom was referred bill.
to enforce the Civil Rights Bill OF the United
States Congress. reported it back with re-s
commendation that the bill do pass. Ordered
for consideration on Tuesday next. !.
The Senate, in Executive session, cofirmed
son, A. j. Ransier, J. J. Wright, G. NJ. Wilder
and G. I. Cunningham, as Trustees OF the Or.
phan Asylum recently established by the act
passed at this session.
The hop given at Nickerson's last evenings
was another grand affair. The parties enjoyed
themselves to between two and three O'Clock
in the morning.
The Supreme Court closed it's labors to-day.
The closing argument in the case of the South
Carolina Railroad Company VS.. the Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company, was made by
Hon. A. g. Magrath, for the South Carolina
Railroad, and is universally acknowledged by
judges, lawyers and citizens to be one Of the
ablest ever made. Judge Hoge goes to WASH
ington in q few days, and it is probably his
last appearance on the bench. It may he said
in justice to Mr.. Hoge, that his bearing on
the Supreme Bench, and the abilities he has
displayed, have surprised the Oldest lawyers.
He has been highly spoken Of and considering
that his only opportunities of practicing law
were as Judge Advocate Of o Military Commits
sion, he certainly deserves the praise awarded
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