The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-13

and the manner of conducting the snme,
was made The special order for to-mor-
row, at P. N. :. & II =
A joint resolution for the relief of s.
Cochran, Il. Cochran, Elizabeth Coch.
ran, Juliana Irvine, Isabella Irvine and
Henrietta Irvine, was ordered to bo en-
crossed for third reading.
The report Of Select Committee mp
pointed to consider aud report upon the
message Of the House of Representatives.
in relation to tho impeachment of II. 0.
cial Circuit of South Carolina, on rules
of procedure and practice in the Senate,
when sitting in the trial of impeach-
ment, was made the special order for
tomorrow, at 2 p. NJ.
A bill to alter and amend the charter
of the town Of Darlington, was ordered
to be engrossed for third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House met at IL NJ.
Mr.. Frost, from the Committee on
Education, reported favvrably on bill
to amend an Act to establish State
Orphan Asylum.
Mr.. Lee, from the Committee of Coun-
ty Offices and Officers, reported upon
bill regulating the salaries of School
Commissioners in the State.
Mr.. Gardner, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported unfuvurubly
upon joint resolution authorizing tho
Governor to call out the militia, in GER
tain cases and for other purposes. Also,
the following bills: bill to incorporate
the Logan Fusiliers, of the Parishes of
St. Dennis and st. Thomas; bill to
incorporate the Whippcr Guards, of
Christ Church Parish; bill to incorpo-
rate thelWinyah Guards, of Georgetown;
Il bill to incorporate the Scott Life
Guards; upon the report of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs upon the
petition of W. G. Pinckney, late Captain
in the South Carolina Militia, praying
restoration to his rank, recommending
that the petition be returned; it was so
ordered
A bill to amend an Act to establish q
Land Commission; also, bill to pro-
vide for the surveying of public lands;
also, II Joint resolution to provide for
the support of persons driven from
Union County, wero ordered for a &C.
cond reading.
Mr.. Dennis. from the Committee on
Public Printing, reported upon the
original bill and the substitute to pro-
vide for the State printing ng-recommend-
table, and that tho original BILL with
amendment, do pass. Also, reported
upon concurrent resolution, autho-
rizing the publication of 1000 copies of
the report Of tho Commissioner of Agri-
cultural Recommending that
the resolution be adopted; which was so
ordered.
Mr.. Bowley, from the Committee on
Engrossed Acts, reported as duly and
correctly engrossed, and ready for
third reading, the following bills: 4 bill
to renew and extend an Act to provide O
mode by which to perpetuate testimony
in the cage Of wills, chooses in action, and
other papers lost or destroyed during
the war; bill ccding the jurisdiction of
tho State over certain lands to the United
States, such as may be needed for public
purposes, and bill to authorize the
Governor to commission Ridley K. Carl
ton rs Coroner of Beaufort County, to
fill the unexpircd term of Elisha B.
Hutchinson; all of which were passed
and ordered TO be sent to the Senate.
MIR. Nerland gave notice of bill to
incorporate tho town of Graham's, in
Barnwell County.
Mr.. Sumter gave notice of bill to
submit the question of removing the
County seat OF Barnwell from Bnrnwell
to Blackville to the voters of the County.
Mr.. Bosemon introduced bill to es-
tablish hospital in st. james Goose
Creek Parish, and to provide physician
for the same. Referred.
Mr.. Frost introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Mechanics Union Society, No.
l, Of Charleston.
Mr.. Bosemon gave notice of bill to
incorporate the South Carolina Phospha-
tic Company.
Mr.. Hedges gave notice of bill to
levy tax of So per ton as royalty on all
phosphate rocks dug in this State. Also,
presented the account of E. r. Stokes
for $3.50, for book-binding. Referred.
Mr.. Elliott gave notice of bill to
amend an Act to establish State Or
phan Asylum.
Mr.. Humbert gave notice of bill to
establish an aims house at the County
seat of Darlington. Also, gave notice
of bill fixing the salaries of school
teachers in that County.
MIR. Moore gave notice Of bill pro-
viding for the payment for improvements
made upon the property of others.
Mr.. Hutson offered resolution, that