Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-21

Is. A resolution in favor of S. w. Cbadri,
IA. A resolution in favor of Warren VIM
10. resolution in favor of Thomas l. judi
10. a resolution in favor of E. d. Davis "'N
II. A resolution to purchase clocks for n.
Houses. e Two
ID. resolution in favor OF Stephen D D.,
49, A resolution to procure curtains for ,bo."
Halls of the Capitol '"etTO
90 A resolution in favor of O.. H. Perry
Fl. A resolution in relation to the p,,r
Treasury. uOac
%. A resolution in favor of Henry Mutt
%, A resolution i'll favor of Thos. A.
andcr.. 'tI
"a. A resolution re-appointing the preser. 49,
missioners Of the State Asylum for the Ipsano '"
25. A resolution in favor of n. w. Woods.
26. A resolution to repeal the act Of fr'|
session, authorizing J. o. Watson to con.trn na4f
dam on Neuse river. ''"0a
p. A resolution TO procure documepta,, .
dence of the history of North Carolina, eF'
%. A resolution in favor of W. H. HIGH
r 20. A resolution in favor of b. r. Hipnm,t
80. a resolution in favor of b. T. NIooro o.,
Asa Bggs. "la
81. A resolution in favor of Reuben Wuts
80. A resolution in favor of w A. WinI,nn
33. y resolution in favor of Walter Gwvnu
81. A resolution in favor of the Wibnina
and Raleigh Railroad company. e"a
s. A resolution in favor of Bartlett Iyrcbn.,
Wake. fN''"ca1
So. A resolution in favor of John ". Ga,l,,,
81. A resolution authorizing the State JiIrar;a'
to preserve geological, meteorological, and aor."j
tural specimens, DC. '1f
SO. A resolution in favor of Warren l.. Pom.
eroy. O|'
SO. A resolution in favor of Robert Martin -.
Cherokee. "
40. A resolution in favor of William Tbomns,,
Al. A resolution in favor of John Craw.
AZ. A resolution appropriatnr five tbors,n,
five hundred dollars for repairing Executive Nn
sion, adding wing to the same and construct,
out-houses.
43. \ resolution concerning the Engrossir,
Clerks. 9'5
Al. resolution in favor of w. Fl. Winder
45. resolution in favor of Abner Walker cr,.
dian, &c. Su''
49, A resolution authorizing the purchase of f,,
nlinre for the Executive Mansion
AZ. A resolution in relation to the commiss;or
of the LuDaic Asylum.
49, resolution directing the Literary Board n
loan money 10 Clinton Female Institute
AZ. resolution in favor Of Jas McKimmon
So A resolution in favor of H, r. Sanders
81 A resolution in favor of G.. G. Stone
81 A resolution in favor of the Door keepers
50. A resolution authorizing the Public Treasurer
TO borrow money.
81 A resolution in favor of H. D. Turner.
So "A resolution in relation 10 Burke SQUARE in
lhe City Of Raleigh.
Directs Public Treasurer rent out said Souarp and M
buildings thereon, the proceeds g. INTO the Treasury
So A resolution in favor of Colin McRae.
81. A resolution in favor of Mount Pleasant Acod
envy, Cherokee.
So. resolution authorsiug the Governor to SUD.
ply the Governors OF the different States with COW
of Jones' Digest. WY
SO: A resolution in favor Of The Public Treasure,
Allows HIM one thousand dollars fer expenses extra
60. A resolution in favor of G. w. RnIa,d r
Cumberland.
81 resolution in favor of the principal clerks Of
the two Houses.
This General Assembly convened on the oOb
day of November, 1854, and adjourned sine die on
Saturday the 18th February, DISCRIMINATING session
of ninety days. The officers of the two Houses are
as follows:
Warren Winsow, of Cumberland, Speaker OF tho
Senate; who by virtue of his office, exercised the
powers of Governor from the 9th day Of December,
1854, to the Ist day ofJanuary, 1856, when Thomas
Bragg OF Northampton, was duly inaugurated-tne
said powers of Governor having devoved on Mr.
Speaker Winslow by the resignation of Gov. Rcd,
occasioned by the election of the latter to the United
States Senate to fill the unexpired term commencis
on the 18th of March, 1853
Samuel P. Hill, of Caswell, Speaker of the Con.
mons.
John Hill ofStokes, Principal Clerk of the scnae
James I. Marriott, of Wake, Principal Clerk
the House.
Quentin Busbee, of Wake, Assistant Clerk ofds
Senate.
Geo Howard, Jr, of Edgccombe, Assistant Clers
of the House.
James Page, of Randolph, Principal Doorkeepa
of the Senate.
W. S. Webster, of Chatham, Principal Doorkeepd
of the Commons
John U. Vogler, of Rowan, Assistant DoorkeepG
of the Senate
W. r. Lowell, of surry, Assistant Doorkccper Of
the Commons
At the same session, Asa Biggs of Martin, Fss
elected to the United States Senate for six years
from and after the 4th of March, 1856; Daniel v.
Courts of Raleigh, reelected State Treasurer;
William Hill, of Wake, was reelected Secretary OF
State; George W. Brooks, of Person, ELECTED
Comptroller; and the following gentlemen Coln'
cillors OF State NJ. T. Hawkins, of Warren; YIN
Badham, of Chowan; Owen D. Holmes, of Bruns'
wick; Samuel L. Love, of Haywood Larkin Stove
of CASTOR; Owen r. Kenan, of Dupln; and Bega'
min Trollinger, of Alamance. Samuel j. Person.
Of New Hanover, was elected Judge of the Supe'
rior Courts of Law and Equity having been hereto
fore appointed to the said office by the GoyeFnN
and Council in place of Thomas Settle of Rockingham
who resigned some months preceding the meeul5
OF the General Assembly and George S. SteyeDsA