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VOL. XIIT.-No. 649
IlOUSE.

| ReUiSed Statutes Chapter a. OF con-
structon Of statutes, passed: ,elating to
The revised statutes passed; "a. Of pedlars
the House reccded from It's amendments ;
sos. Of salaries and fee, the House agreed
to the report OF the com. OF conference, as
noted in last evenings proceedings. 90. Of
process the House adhered to its amend-
menls; 49, the House offered to a confer
ence, and Messrs RedfieId. Bard aud Fisk
of w. were appointed the committee; 90.
Of highways the House reconsldered aud
reCeded from its amendment to the bill.
Resotutions''On the subject OF education
Mr. ParttidgGs1 dismissed by Mr. Need.
ham, to allow l. Is. Peek pay, same as
member OF the House, tor services in the
con. dGraton Of the revised statules-Mr
Richardson ofW, moved to add "ar each
day OF his attendance: agreed TO, and the
resolution passed. BY Mr. Butler for
joint com. of four TO examine chap III
and report. Adopted aud Messrs Butler
and chandler were appointed on the part OF
the House,
Petitions. --Of r. II. Robinson, and others,
laid on the table, not again to be consider
ed.
Reports, by com. of Ways and Means.
that no action is necessary at the present
time relative to the state debt; that debt
being due TO The school fund, which can
> not be called for, for great number Of
years and then only the interest can be
: required.
: BW,-Repealing license act of 1885,
+; Senate bill amended aud passed. aud the
House bill dismissed Incorporating Wind
0 ham Co. ptovdenls savings institution,
, amended and the ayes and noes taken
d ayes SO. noes Como quorum, and the bill
. was laid on the table, not again 10 be con-
!. sldered. Adj.
SENATE
J.. TUEEDAY, Eve Session, Nov. 18.
d Revised Statutes Chapter 10. of com.
O mon schools, hir Swift, of the committee
}. of conference made report in which the
ir committee OF the two houses united re.
y commencing The manner IN which the
" chap should be amended, and in the report
I'd the Senate resolved to concur and amend
nj ed the bill accordingly 80 Mr. plerpont
I'd moved that the Senate recede from the
amendment to the amendment ufthe house.
1. Motion adopted, when the Senate resolved
nj not TO concur in the amendment proposed
oy the House.
in BMts-n addition to an act regulating
and governing the militia. On motion of
he Mr. Bowen committee Of conference was
y, appointed upon the disagreements of the
ne two houses. Committee Mess-s Jcnness,
Id Cobb aud Converse. To pay A. d. Arms
n the sum therein mentioned-vote refusing
ny 20 pass reconsdered. and the bill was re-
n fused III rd reading.
en- Resolutions the House. relating
It's to the proceeds of the public lands, read
Iii. from the chair, when Mr. Edger.on pro.
a posed so to amend the first resolution that
10 the public lands be sold to actual settlers
n and no Others, and the proceeds thereof be
to distributed &c. when Mr. Mcmillan mnv-
st. ed that the resolution be Land on the table.
in After debate by Mr. Cobb, the question
IS, was taken and decided IN the negative.
&c yeas 10, nays 10, the President voting in
yet the negative and the question recurring
rm upon the amendment offered by Mr. Eyet-
NV ton, ii was rejected: yeas 10, nays 10. the
Sc. President vo'lng in the negative. After
AL remarks by NJ Cobb, opposing the rrsoln
~, ton. the question was taken by ayes ant
N. noes, and The resolution passed, yeas 10
of nays 10, the President voting in the affir
,Iy native. The Cd resolution was ther
n, adopted without call ofthe yeps and nays
m Providing for the publication of that Dor
ed ton of the revised statutes which 90 into
az operation before the first of July next, il
ov all the newspapers IN this state. Laid or
- the table. From the House, relating L
Inc the publication of a portion of the revised
,,d statutes IN all The newspapers Of the state
I --amended, on motion or Mr. Plerpoint. b,
M adding; altar rhe word State''not exceedIur
In two in each county" excluding the cha
lor tiers on 'chancery" ana on salaries ant
no. fees" from publication in the papers, ant
hi; providing that the Secretary of State dc
min not publish the revised statutes with the
or other laws Of the session, but deliver then
to the revising committee for publication
and the resolution, as amended, passed.
I"' Mr. Cobb called up the resolution from
ne the House, relating to internal improve
ne ment, and offered an amendment, whict
"a was adopted. The resolution. as Intended
u was then concurreG in, yeas 6, nays S.
6" The Senate resolved to insist upon iheil
''e disagreement. aud ask for conference in
"e relation to the 28th chapter OF The revised
"" statutes on process, committee of canfe
w renee, Messrs Swift, Plerpolnt IL Mcmillan
&C. Mr. Converse reported the result of the
We committee of conference, on the disagree.
d meDt Of the Two houses to the bill relating
'us to the militia, recommending the Senate 10
ny recede from the amendments except the
Gu first and Cd, and the Senate resolved to
w. concur in the report.
at Mr. Egertou, of the committee to whom
ed was referred resolutions from different
states, reported resolutions, with the opin
|, ION that no action was necessary upon
"s them, the subjects to which they relate
-" having been already embraced 10 resolutions
m"yy passed by both houses.
,nt Mr. Pierpoint, of the committee Of confe.
90. renee on the dsaUreement of the two