The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-27
gate the expenses OF fitting up the hall
Of the House wac made. the special order

gate the expenses OF fitting up the hall
Of the House wac made. the special order
for tomorrow, at PM. Il
| A bill to authorize the purchase fol
the State OF the compilation of the penal
statutes of the State, by E. b. Seabrook,
Esq, was passed, and tho amount to be
paid fixed at 81 900.
The enacting clauses of the following
bills and joint resolutions were stricken
out: A bill to amend al Act to provide
for the appointment Uf Il Land Commits
sioner; joint resolution to provide for the
support of persons driven from Union
| County; joint resolution authorizing the
Governor to call out the militia in Ger
tain Counties; n bill to provide for the
surveying of public lands; to repeal an
Act to establish State police; to require
tho School Commissioner of kershnw
| County to erect school-houses; author
iziug tho County Commissioners OF
! Charleston to levy special tax: to pro
hibt exorbitant profits in sales of retail
dealers; to empower County Commis-
sloners to levy special tax to build
| school houses; authorizing the purchase
by the State nf tho stock of the Colum.
BIN Bridge Company; to authorize the
School Commissioners of Fairfield to
build n school-house Mt Ridgeway; Joint
resolution authorizing and requiring the
County Commissioners Of Charleston to
levy special tax: to repeal go much of
an Act providing for the taxation Of pro-
perty as relates to hogs; to amend an
Act to define the criminal Jurisdiction Of
Trial Justices; to provide place of i'm
prisonment for persons under tho ago of
fifteen years; to amend an Act to amend
an Act to define the jurisdiction and lu-
ties of County Commissioners; to require
all persons instituting civil actions to
pay costs in advance; to renew and amend
the charter of Abbcvi!c; to fix the sala-
rics of teachers in Darlington; TO require
| the School Commissioners OF Clarendon
to erect school houses; to require the
School Commissioners of Fairfield to
build II school-house Mt Gladdcn's Grove.
4 bill to secure to County officers pay
mcnt Of their official dues by County
Trensurers was rc-committcu.
4 bill to amend an Act to fix the Sau-
! ries and regulate the pay Of certain Of
! ficGrs was laid on the table.
A bill to regulate all contracts for farm
| labor in this State was made the special
order for Wednesday, next, at l T.. NJ.
! The Committee on Engrosscd Acts rr-
ported back II joint resolution to ray
Judge Orr $500 FOR extra service $
Passed. Also. Joint resolution to ap.
point trustees Of De La Howe school il.
Ahlavillc. Passed. Also. ~ joint reso-
luton, authorizing Henry l.. Taylor and
Others to continue two gates across th,
old State road in Lexington. Passed.
| Also, Il joint resolution, authorizing the
appropriation OF the County school fund
to the free school fund. Passed Also,
II bill to amend the charter Of the Ct :
lnnhia Building and Loan Association.
Passed. Also, Il bill to regulate the APP
pointment Of Notarics Public and Trial
! Justices. Passed. Also, bill to regu-
late the fees of Probate Judges, Clerks
of the Courts and Trial Justices. Pass
ed Also, bill to incorporate the
Logan Fusilicrs of ST Thomas and ST.
Dennis Parishes. Passed Also, u bill
! to incorporate the SnlamaMdrr Hook and
Ladder Company. Passed. Also, bill
to protect the rights OF parents and to
prevent the carrying from the State Of
persons under twenty-one years Of age.
| A bill TO regulate the measurement
and inspection of timber in the city OF
! Charleston, was ordered to lic over for n
second reading. Also. bill to provide
q suitable egress from public buildings
| and tenement houses.
Il bill to create new County, to be
known rs Woodbury. County, was made
the special order for Wednesday next.
A joint resolution, to confrm the ap-
portionment of the school fund for 1869,
by the State Superintendent of Educa-
ton, was referred to the Committee on
| Education.
The WHOLE CASE. Accommodating upon
Senator Morton's ku klux bill, the Mis-
souri, Republican sums up the whole case
| thus:
"The Radical party, having appealed
to the polls aud been ovcrthrown, now
appeal to the bayonet, and pin their
hopes upon that piece of glittering steel
which is the chosen instrument of ty-
rants the world over. The President
and his friends have thrown off the
mask, and display the real spirit and
purpose which have actuated them from
the beginning. We hear no more about
let us have peace,' restored Union,
universal amnesty, or any of that soft
nonsense which these gentlemen dis
tributed 80 laviahly short time since.
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