Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-04

State regiments: Laid over.
Both Houses proceeded to vote the third time ior
Confederate Senator. The name of Thomas Bragg
was withdrawn st his request by Mr. PEBBLES. MI
Galloway withdrew the name of David >. he!u nc
The result in the House was As follows w. !.
Dortch A. S. j. Person u, George DAVIS u l: 4.
Clingman ii, W. A. Graham 4, w. W. Avery o.
No election. :. =,
The bill to secure arms to the State, by Mr. Slade,
after several attempts to amend was iaid on the
table W
The resolution requesting, the Governor to estab
lsh camp of instruction at Laurenburg, Richmond
county, passed its several readings and ordered to
be engrOSsed.
The House proceeded to vote again for Confeder-
ate Senator, which resulted as follows:
W. 4. Dortch "A, s. j. Person 81, I. L. Cling.
man Is, George Davis 7, W. W. Avery 2, David
Outlaw 2, w. A. Graham l, VS. Ashe |.
d.. The bill to incorporate the town of S:nithfield,
passed its second reading
The resolution in favor of Hiram Gunter, read
and passed its second reading.
The bill to amend the charter of the Bank OF
North Carolina and other banks-read and passed
its second reading.
A message from the Senate was received, asking
the concurrence of the House IN engrossed bill
limiting the jurisdiction of the Courts &c-ordered
to be printed and made the ordcr Of the day for to-
morrow.
On motion, the House adjourned to 9 o'clock to-
morrow.
SENATE.
FHlDAY, August 80, 1861.
Senate met at 10 o'clock
The journal was read and approved.
MIR. Humphrey asked leave of absence for the
Senator from Currituck, until Monday week.
Granted.
MIR. Hall from the judiciary committee, reported
back bill to give superior and county courts to
Transylvanla and Mitchell countess reco amending
its passage, and bill to alter the manner of giving
evidence as applicable to Indians, with a substitute.
Mr.. Thomas of Jackson, from the internal i'm
provcment committee, reported back bill to amend
the charter of the Cheraw and Coal6elds Railroad,
recommending its passage
Mr.. Hall introduced bill authorizing the Saw
ings Bank of Wilmington to issue small notes. Re-
ferred to committee on banks and currcnces.
On motion, permission was granted TO the COM
mttee on military affairs, to sit during the session.
On motion of Mr.. Humphrey, message was sent
to the House. proposing to hold no election for Con-
Tolerate States Senators until Thursday ii o'clock.
on THEIR SECOND READING.
A bill to repeal certain sections in chap. 107 Re-
vised Code, was taken up and lost
A bill toamend the charter ofthe Tennessee River
Turnpike, was taken up and laid on the table.
\ resolution III favor of certain citizens of Ran
dolph was taken up and lost.
\ bill TO authorize the election of all officers by
the prvates was taken up and referred to the mill
tary committee.
\ Till providing for the payment Of costs in care
ated wills and tcStamentS, was taken up, with a
substitute and passed its second reading, when the
rules were suspended and the bill passed the third
time.
a resolution seeking to harmonize the action of
the Legislature in the election of Confederate States
f,lo l,;1 ii.
\ bill to establish Hospital was taken up and
laid on the table.
The resolution authorizing the reception Of the
Miners and Planters bank notes by the Treasurer
in payment of taxes, was taken up and passed Its
second reading, when the rules were suspended
and,
Mr.. Watson moved to amend by providing that
the banks in this city should take the notes on
deposit.
! lost.
Mr.. Blcdsoe moved TO amend tn. amendment by
requiring the Treasurer to receive only such an
amount of said notes as he had borrowed money
from that bank.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor of Brunswick, laid on
the table.
A message was received from the House announ-
cling the passage of a resolution allowing the Gov
ernOr to employ as many additional messengers as
uCSSsSd'S, VII MutlOlI, Tic TuIcS were suspended
and the resolution passed Its second and third read
lngs.
The special order was taken up, bill to divide
the State into ten Congressional districts, which
was read and on motion, the rules were suspended
and the bill put on its second and third readings.
Mr.. Hall moved to amend by striking out Rich
mond and Harnett and inserting Dupln and Samp-
son. Lost
Mr.. Ramsay moved to amend by striking out
Catawba and insert Ircdell. Lost
Mr.. Faison moved to amend by striking out Du-
pin and Sampson and inserting Cumberland and
, Harnett. Lost:
! Mr.. Turner moved to amend by striking out
Rockingham and inserting Randolph. Lost.
Mr.. Grist moved to insert Greenve for Taw-
boro'. Carried.
The bill then passed its third reading
Sundry members obtained leave of absence
On motion, the Senate adjourned until TO- morrow
10 o'clock.