Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-11

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was takca up and passed.
A bill giving to Transatlantic, Mitchell and other
counties Superior Court was taken up ana passeu'
A bill concerning the sheriff of Catawba county,
was taken up and passed cor
4 resolution making it the duty Of the Governo,
to issue coupon bonds for 1920 900, was take up anu
| passed. .,.., ,,. ,,;en
bill to prevent the collection OF debts uue ai'e'
enemies, was taken up and passed
hill IN amend the charter of the Farmers Dahk
was taken up and laid on the table.
hill tn preyent the sale OF spurious liquors
within two miles of Lenoir Institute was taken up
and passed.
up and referred to the military committee
A bill for the relief of certain hanks and the peo-
plc of this State was taken Up, when,
Mr.. Ramsay moved to amend by providing that
the operation of this law shall continue long as
the war and no longer, which was adopted, and the
bill thus amended passed.
A bill to prevent the telling of timber in Lilies
Creek, Catawba county, was taken up anc passed.
MIR. Taylor of Brunswick, moved to take up the
bill empowering David Lewis and others TO ccnec'
arrears and put it on its second and third readings
Agreed to, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Brown moved to send message to the House
proposing to adjourn on Monday next, 6 a. IN.
f. Mr.. Biedsoe moved to amend by prosposing to
raise Joint select committee to investigate the busi-
ness and see when it was possible to adourn, which
was agreed to, and the proposition as amended
passed
A message was received from the House announc-
ing the passage of bill to encourage the manuac-
ture of gun powder, which was read and on motion,
the rules were suspended and the bill passed its
cond and third readings
On motion, the vote was RECONSTRUCTED and that
motion laid ON the table.
Mr. Slaughter moved to amend the rules of the
Senate, by restricting the time Of speaking to ten
minutes, and the number of times to two
Mr. Ramsay moved to amend, by adding unless
by unanimous consent
Mr. Bledsoe moved to lay on the table, and the
yeas and nays being demanded it was lost-yeas l.,
nays is.
The question then recurring on Mr.. Ramsay S
amendment, it was lost
Mr. Outlaw moved to amend by excepting the
revenue law and militia bill. Lost.
Mr. Slaughter's motion was then agreed to, the
yeas and nays being called for-yeas 10, nays 8.
Mr. Hall then asked and obtained leave to report
from the military committee, bill to provide arms
for the Independent N. e. regiment, and bill to
encourage the manufacture Of powder in Mccklen.
burg county, with substitute recommending the
passage of the latter.
bill to incorporate the Independent Guards was
then taken up, and motion the third section was
stricken out and the bill thus amended passed its
second reading
On motion, the bill was put upon and passed its
third reading.
A bill to incorporate the Rich Fork Mining COM
pany, was taken up and passed its second reading,
when on motion the rules were suspended and the
bill passed the third time.
resolution in favor Of Charles Byrd was taken
up and passed its second reading when on motion,
it was referred to the committee on claims.
\ message was received from the House enclosing
resolution to pay the Cadets of the n c. Military
Institute when on motion the rules were suspended
and the resolution put on its second and third
, readings.
| The resolution passed its second reading, when
| Mr.. BedSoe moved to amend by adding the Ellis
! Light Artillery.
Mr. Hall moved to amend by adding the Will
mington Light Artillery.
| Mr. Thomas moved to refer to the military CON-
mittee. Referred.
Mr. Adams moved to take from the table the bill
to amend the charter of the Farmers Bank and put
it on Its several readings Agreed to and the bill
passed.
A bill concerning Daniel Willis and others was
taken up and passed, when on motion the rules were
suspended and the bill passed third time
Mr.. Thomas moved to take up a bill reported
from the military committee to arm an Independent
Regiment and put it on its several readings The
motion prevailed, when
Mr.. Ramsay moved to amend by appropriating
$4,000 to purchase horses for Capt Moores compa.
ny of cavalry. Lost.
The bill then passed its several readings.
On motion the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
10 o'clock.