The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-25

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B and the erman Volunteers of the
Hampton Lion, and the German Hus.
sars; read thirst time.
Mr.. Meminger submitted the petit
ton of RevC. G. Pinkney et ol for
charter for ahurch for seamen.
Mr.. Rutle.o gave notice of bill to
amend on ado abolish the pay of Elec.
tion Commissioners and their clerks.
Mr.. McKe1 give notice of bill to
restore all Ids forfeited for taxes to
their formerTners.
Mr.. Buistare notice of bill to
amend charr 11G, revised statutes;
also, gave no,e of bill to amend the
charter of Alnolia Cemetery Company,
of Charleston also, introduced bill to
require the Aermen of Charleston to
make the aprtionment of Aldermen to
which the seral wards of the city are
entitled; renGhe first time and referred
to special camittee of the Charleston
delegation.
Mr.. Simonh submitted petition OF
the Sulphuriacid and Super-phosphate
Company fonn amendment of their
charter; also, resolution referring it to
the Attorney tneral to inquire into GER
tain matters rpecting the connection OF
the tracks ofhe South Carolina and
Charlotte, Colnbia and Augusta Rail-
roads; adopteialso, o joint resolution to
amend the c6titution relative to the
office and terre of the judges of the
Supreme andircuit Courts; read the
first time; als joint resolution to
authorize the ,ayment to the widow OF
the late Chief tstice Moses of all money
due to him Us " lecturer in the Univer-
sity; read the ft time.
MIR. J. j. Hephill submitted the petit
ton of citizenof the town of Chester
for an nmendmt of thcir charter; also,
the report of tt commission appointed
to investigate tS tSindebtedness of Ches-
ter County.
Mr.. Allen suhitted the memorial OF
the people OF Egefeld in>relation to
freights on railrols.
8lr. Humbert,f Laurens, submitted
the presentment,f the grand jury of
that county.
Mr.. Muller suhitted.the petition of
citizens of the ton of Lexington pray-
ing IN act Of Incorporation; also, notice
of o bill for that prpose; also. u resolu-
ton that when til House adjourn, it be
to meet on Fridayat 12 NJ; adopted.
MIR. Dibble intlduced bill concern
ing delinquent tt lands for the last
fiscal year; read te first time.
MIR. Haskell psented the claim of A.
Palmer; also, gre motive of bill to
ligitimlze certai children of W. R.
Taylor.
Mr.. Curtis asld and obtained leave
to withdraw froi the files of the House
the claims of c. Carroll.
Mr.. HutchisoDubmitted the report oi
the County Commissioners of York
County for the yar ending October 81,
1877.
The Governor message was then re-
ceived and read.
On motion of h. Sheppard, so much
Of the Governor message rs relates to
VIZ PuoAS udunSt uul w Iuo CUutiHSoul
fund was referreto the Committee oi
Ways and MeansSo much as relates to
schools and educion, to the Committee
on Education; S, much MS relates to
charitable and penl institutions, to the
Committees on Paitentiary and Lunatic
Asylum; so mucEas relates to public
printing to the Committee OH Printing
so much as relate 10 the memorial Of
Misses LaBorde VS. referred to the Com.
mittee on Claims.
On motion Of NJ Palmer, of Eichland,
q bill to confrmthe sale OF certain
property for taxesiue the city of Colum.
bin, and for other'urposes, n bill to au.
thoriAe the collecon OF certain taxes
and bill for the iduction and funding
Of the debts of thGity of Columbia, tc
provide for the ryment and security
thereof, md the raising OF revenue
necessary to mesthe annual expenses
of said city and IS application to the
same, were recomntted.
The House then djourned till Friday
at 12M.