Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-25
uorsE OF COMMONS.

=, o'clock, after very approPgiate prayer by
AZ - Mr. Hefin, the Speaker called the House
the nt,: when the journal was read
to Oroe'' REPORT OF COMMITTEES a..
m;ttee on finance reported that the pub
IL Treasurer accounts u. law >N-'
ed ana "mmittee on propositions and grievances re-
Inc f.vor of the passage of the YsdEin and
b. Dee River bill -, ,.,,.s ,., ;, -
Inc s,ror of Oak River Navigation BILL with
ed IN n,endment in the first section, striking out
slsnetuity,' and lnaiting 1t e kAsrty years
PslPame committee reported the IN estern Kali
lh In TI and as s'great State work, !" recommend
road on. with the following amendments: 9th
its P's s,ros the real and personal estate of the
Sec ~ from execution for debts that may have.
previous to the passage of this act 9th sec,
so fifth section shall be in force until the State
ina. o elk hundred thousand dollars be fully paid
deo' :" RESOLUTIONS
,,. nortch that the committee on privileges and
NJ he instructed to ascertain and report to
eei m"ss the facts in relation to the several con-
the Coats of members which have been referred 70
'', Mr Dortch nmated his intention OF Afterwards
W. VI, n TO have this fact submitted to the Supreme
Go N.t FIR their opinion. The resolution was adj
e,ted- corxss,,,,sss 3; IS IS
The Speaker anhOuhuS< AOtaVN auB c0tAuAtt<eS.
l library Messrs. Moore, Of Chatham Out
law and ps S5as' Buialiag. M.asrs. &
= VI prrae Simontcn and Bulto 4sss
h. d. n' sser;T Returss- Messra Wslser, Shaw,
wilson g~ Gather, of Dayie and Sheriff.
~ motion of MI. Dancy, q message was sent to
~ Senate proposing to enter into - election of
S S,tor far the fourth judicial circst The message
Ss;ne concurred in, Mr.. Dancy nominated Thomas
Ruain, Of Alamance.
Au NJ nockery nominated Jas. A. Long Of Green's
~ NJ Rufin was elected 100 to a.
'V o;nt COMMITTEES was raised to which was refer
n bat norton of the Governots message relative
~ the nuI,paynent Of the dividend ane 81 the N.
v IN motion of Mr.. Bridgers, message was sent
the Senate proposing to enter into an election for
State Treasurer, which being concnIred in, Mr.
Rrs]pers nominated D. w. Courts, Of Rockingham.
The Joint committee appointed TO superantend the
ort;on. reported the whole number OF votes cast
I'd Of which number D. W. Courts received lac,
and Chas L. Hinton received 5, scattering !.
ADJOURNMENT. s, kia45
message being received from the Senate pro-
nosing to adjourn to Friday morning, was adOp
ted on ballot with six negatives
NEW BILLS READ THE FIRST TINE AND REFERRED.
Mr. R. CALDWELL to require oaths Of Office Of
the clerks of the General Assembly;
Mr.. Bryan OF new nanOtcT, W CuaI eeI IkAS w H
mington Hotel Company;
Mr.. Chambers, to amend the Revised Code oh. sc
sec 26 entitled Literary Fund and Common Schools;
Mr. Burns, to charter the town of Mt Pleasant,
Cabrrus Co.;
Mr. Wadlill to suppress trading with slaves and
to amend the Revised Code.
Mr. Williams, concerning appeals from Justices of
the Peace;
Dr. Love- to charter the Potion Mining Company
Mr.. Higgins, to pay Tales Jurors in Mcdowell
county;
Mr. Foy, concerning Magistrates in the county of
0nSow;
Mr. LETTERS to charter the Arrendell Hotel Com
pany, Shepherds Point, Carteret county;
Mr. Walker to authorize Homestead Exemp.
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, of Halifax, Saturday OF
each week was set apart for Private Bills.
message sent to the Senate, proposing tC
enter into an election for two Engrossing Clerks,
which being concurred in, Mr.. Reeves nominated
Caleb HILL and Mr.. Martin nominated JAS Ward
Messrs Small and Brown were likewise put ir
nomination.
Messrs Hill and Ward were elected.
On motion of Mr.. Norwood the House adjourned
to Friday morning at II o'clock.