The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-19
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MONDAY. JANUARY 18. 1876.
SENATE.

| no oGuHt0 66S6VuUi60 6t Id M,
l. MIR. Nash introduced the following
sesoIution:
Resolved. That his E1osllency the
Governor BIZ requested, il within his
power. to inform the General Assem-.
bly, by what authority and upon what
terms the United States auth critics re-
tain possession and use of the build.
ings and grounds in the CITY OF
Charleston. known as the grounds aud
buildings Of the Citadel Academy of
the oity OF OharIeston.
| Mr.. Cain introduced bill to amend
an ACT entitled "An Act to Incorporate
the E igeheld Cotton md WooIle n
Manufacturing Company"
Mr.. Keith--Bili to charter the Wal.
hallA Bank.
| A bill to amend an Act entitled IAN
Act for the relief of tho widows aud
orphans Of persons killed because oil
:h4iT political opinions, was engrosse d
for q third reading.
, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
! Mr. Cannon introduced a bill to re-
peal an ACT to regulate labor of persons
confined in the South Carolina Peni-
tentIary.
l <AAAs AAAAoSA OIuim Vi
Kingstree Star Tor printing.
MIR. Curtis introduced u bill to re-.
qoire the County Commissioners Of
the several Counties to furnish the
School Commissioners with Offices, ne
cessary office furniture and incidentals
Dir. Crews presented the report of
the County Treasurer of Laurens
County, exhibiting Disbursements
under the Act for the relief of widows
and orphans Of persons killed becaus
OF their political opiulons.
Mr.. Beatty presented the memorial
of citizens Of Rock Hill, IN York
County, 10 amond The charter incur-
poratlng said town.
Mr.. Trenholm introduced u Joint
resolution authorizing the State Trea-
surer to REISSUE to II. j. Middleton,
surviving Trustee of Adele j. Newton
aud children, certain certificates of
stock.
MIR. Pinckney-Billt to provide for
the pay of Commissioners and Muu-
ayers Of Elections
Mr.. Bsrnweil-Biil to amend the
law in relation to the inspection of
| naval stores in the city of Charleston.
I'LL. ~ attCt butl utuGuu
Section IL OF Chapter XIV of the
General Statutes. relative to repairs OF
highways.
Mr.. Gaillard-Joint resolution to ri.
low Alice A. Palmer to redeem certain
forfeited lands.
MIR. SlOan-Bill 10 alter an1 amend
an Act entitled .'Au Act to renew ths
charter Of the Sand Bar Ferry. across
the Savannah River"
Mr. Freeman-Biil to incorporate
| the Palmetto Oil and Grease Company
Of Charleston County.
MIR. Hunter--Bill to designate the
person or officer by whom marriage
contracts shall be uolemnized in the
State.
Mr.. Grant-Bill to amend Sections
and 8 of An Act entitled IAN Act to
amend Chapter LXXXV Of Title II,
Part l. of the General Statutes, relat-
lug to the repairs Of highways and
bridges, so far as relates to Ocouss
County.
MIR. Duncan-Bill to require the
County Treasurer of Orupgeburg
County to attend at sundry places
other than the town Of Orangeburg
lot tuo colIeCtlOn Oh taxes.
Mr.. Myers-Bill to amend Section
I. 9; Chapter GXX&T!, =: I'll: 7, c:
Part Nv, of the General Statutee, re-.
!ating to civil rights.
Mr.. Myers-Bill to amend S:ction
8. OF Chapter XCVI, of Title Y, of
Part II, OF the General Statutes. max
ing constables liable for violation OF
homestead law.
MIR. Dsvis-Bill to make the Offices
of County Treasurers and County Au.
ditors and Justices of the Peace cleo.
tive by the Legislature in JOINT Assem-
bly,.
Mr.. Duncan-Bill providing for the
rebate of taxes on property destroyed
by fire in the town of Orangeburg.
| Mr.. Muller introduced the following
concurrent resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolred, That this General Assem-.
bly, shall adjourn sine die OH Friday,
the 18th day Of February next.
The House adjourned until to.mor.
row at IL A. NJ.
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.-A new
society has been established in New
York for the "Prevention nf Grnalty