Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-11

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slave the4seiyes-read and passed Its several read
ings and engrossed.
Mr. PEBBLES, bill to abolish imprisonment for
debt passed its Tirst reading.
Mr. Speight, bill to permit Theophilus King to
enslare himsef-passed its first reading.
Mr. Clark, of Craven bill to amend the Revised
Code and other laws-read and passed its several
readings, and was engrossed.
* Mr. Foy bill to prevent the collection OF debts
due to alien enemieS-read and referred. Sc.
Mr.. Gorrel, bill for the protection Of volun=
teers, &c ...-
Mr. Baxter, a bill in relation to our coast de-
fences.
Mr. Davis, of Mecklenburg bill to incorporate
the Powder manufacturing company. Read and
referred
Mr.. PEBBLES, a resolution in favor of A. W.
Moore-rcad and referred
Mr. Clark, of Craven, bill to raise force for
the defence of the State-read and referred.
Mr.. Fngg resolution in favor of the 9th n. q.
regiment Of volunteers or it's second reading it
amended on motion of Mr. Person; and then passed
its third reading and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr.. Fagg, resolution of inquiry as to the amount
paid out by each oil the military departments Of the
State-read and adopted.
The unfinished business of yesterday being the
militia bill was taken up. Various amendments
were adopted. Pending its consideration the House
proceerled to the election of two Senators to the
WIN. Eaton, Jr was added to the nominations
The results of the fifth ballot follows;
For Mr.. Uiagmdn.--MesSrS. Bachelor, Branch,
BrdgerS, Bullock, Crawford Davis of Bladen Fagg,
Faison, Fisher, Hill, Jenkins, jordan, LemmOnds,
Logan, Love of Haywood Mcmillan, Kitchener,
Morlecai, Padgett PEBBLES, Shaw, Small, Waters,
Watson, White, Williams OF Nash, Williamson,
Wishart. Woodtin-29.
For Mr. PersOH.-MeSSrS Barrow, Baxter Bu!-
lock, Branch Bynum, Cannaday. Cline, Ewe, Foy,
Green of Franklin, Hall, Kelley, Lemmonds, Lo-
gan, Love, of Haywood, Mcmillan, Padgett Pear
son, Potts, Shaw, Speight, Stanford, White, Viii.
iams, of Cumberland, Williamson, Wishart, Wood
ward. Wooten, Wright-29.
For Mr.. OMtLtm.-Messrs. Albrtton, Alfred,
Bowman Burgin, Carson, Clark, of Craven, Clark,
of Davidson, Jordan M:Cleese, Martin, Mebane,
Merrimon, Perkins, Poindexter Shober, Small,
Winslow, Woodfn-lS.
For Mr. Arery-Messrs Baxter, Blue, Bow
man, Burgin Cannady, Cline, Davis, of Mecklen-
burg, Ewol, Fleming Green, of Franklin, hall,
McBee, Meares Pearson, Person, Potts, Speight,
Stanford, Williams, of Cumberland, Woodward,
Wright-2l.
Far Mr. Dorfch.-Messrs. Aibritton, Barringer,
Crawford Davis, of Baden, Davis. of Halifax, Fai-
son, Ferebee, Foust, Gentry, Green of Chatham,
Green of Franklin, Green of Stany, Guthrie, Hanes,
Harrington Hayes. Howard Horton, Jenkins, Men
denhall, Newly, Perkins, Polk, Taylor, Waugh,
For Mr.. Bmgg-MesSrs. Bachelor, Bridgers,
Fagg, Farthing, Fisher, iorrell, Harris, Judkins,
McClecSe Mebane, Mortleca PEBBLES, Watson,
Waugh, Whitehurst WilkerSon-l5.
For Mr.. Graham.-McSSrs. Alfred Barrnger,
Bynum, Clark of Craven, Farthing. Fcrrebee, Gen.
try, Green Of Stanly, Green, of Chatham, Guthrie,
Hayes, Howard, Horton, Kelly, Martin, Menden-
hall, Patterson, Polk, Taylor, Whiehurst Wins
low--2l.
For Mr.. Duis-Mcssrs. Blue, Fleming, Gather,
Galloway, Harris McBee, MeareS Newly, Pattcr-
son, Poindexter, Waters, Wilkerson-l2.
For .Er. Reid-Mes>rS. Barrow, Foy, Galloway,
Harrington Withers-5.
For H. r. D,ck-Messrs. Carson. Gather, Cor
rell. Hanes, Shober, Clarke, of Davidson-6.
For Mr.. Ishe-McsSrs. Hill and Person..
JudkinS-2.
For Mr. Fsrebee-Mr. CowleS.
For Mr.. HW-Mr. Wilhers.
Far Mr.. O,bOrHe-Mr. Mcrrimon.
For III. NendenhqM-Mr. Foust-
No election.
The consideration Of the militia bill was resumed.
After various amendments the bill passed its third
reading, was engrosscd and sent to the Senate.
The bill to provide arms for an independent n.
C. Regiment OH motion of Mr.. MearcS, was taken
up and passed its several readings and engrossed
Nominations for Justices of the Peace for Onslow
and Wilkes, were made
Tine House proceeded to the sixth ballot for Con-
federate Senator, with the following result Mr.
Outlaw, Z; Mr.. Dortch, 50; Mr.. Bragg, 10; Mr.
Person, 80; Mr.. Avery, %; Mr.. Davis ID; Mr.
Clngman, &c; Mr.. Graham, 80; scattering, H..
No election.
The committee on enrolled bills reported and the
House took recess till o'clock.