Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-27

Mr.. Young. introduced 6 bill to amend the Charter
of the Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Rail Road Com
many. Read first Tine ordered to be printed, and re-
ierred to Committee on Internal Improvements
A me age was received from the House OF Com
mons proposing to go into election at ~ O'CLOCK
to-day, for one Engrossng Clerk. Proposition con-
curred In and Mr.. Wright nominated WalterA Huske,
of Fayetteville, and Mr.. Simpson, Lewis Joyner OF
Franklin County. A message was then ordered to be
sent to the House, informing that body OF the Senates
concurrence and that the above named gentlemen were
in domination.
message was received from the House transmit-
ting documents accompanying the Governors message
with proposition to have tbi same printed Con-
Cured in.
Mr. Hal! presented recommendation, signed by the
members from New Hanover, for the appointment
of Mr. Thos c. Miller, Justice of the Peace for that
county.
| Mr. Hail. said that this was little Irregular but
the past Chairman of the Court of his county, ia oeen
recently made vacant by the death of the former occu
pant it was the wish of the citizens that the gentle
man proposed should fill the place, and as the Court
would soon meet it desirable that the appointment
should be made at The recommendation was
then concurred in, and message sent to the House
asking the concurrence OF that body
Mr. Ellis introduced bill TO provide clothing TOT
North Carolina Troops, and for other purposes. Or
d red to be printed and referred to select Committee
composed of Messrs Ellis, Young, Lane, Carr and
| Powell.
Message was received from the House concerning
the appointment of Mr. Thos q. Miller, Justice of
the Peace TOR New Hanover County and one informing
the Senate that the House would vote on return OF the
messenger for Engrossng Clerk. The Senate then pro-
ceeded to vote Messrs Wright and Faiso0 being ap-
point ID to superlntend the same.
MIR. Lane introduced bill to amend Revised CODE,
increasing the bond Of Sherifs to $4,000
MIR. Wright reported the result of election for En-
crossing Clerk. MIR. Huske having received l04 of137
votes cast, was declared duly elected.
Ga motion of Mr.. Matthew'S Senate ad burned until
| IL O clock tomorrow.
Heusc IF Commons.
THURsD Az, Nov. Goth 1852,
tn House a called TO IL O'clock, A NJ
Prayer by the Rev. Tho4. E. skinner, of the Baptist
Church
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
The speaker announced the following standing Comsat
tees:
ON THE JUDIc AIRY.
Nessrs. Donnel Eowle, Person Fleming McAden, Wad-
In, shoher, Mckay, Robbins, Holmes and Benbury
| On EDUCATION.
nessrs. shobe Carson, Manning, Best Russell, of era
and Lyles.
Mel Fleming, Mann, of PasqaOtank Love, Joyner,
Stanford, Baldwin, Pearc HARRISON, besd' Brown and
Gent y.
Messs. Bnrgin Vann Dunn, Foy. Russ Laws Reynolds,
Heyden, Grier, Hampton aud Bryson.
ON AGRICULTURE.
Messrs Russell, of Brunswick Robinson Davis Rhodes,
McHeil. Afford, Gillian of Rockingham, Greene Lem
OF PROP sIrIoNs AND GRIEVANCES.
Messrs Allison, Keener, Waser Forbes. Cobb, Rives,
McRae Patterson. WATSON, Ccsner and Bernhard.
PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.
Messrs Ams Henry of BERTHE, Perkins, Craw,osd, Nc
Corm k JndkrsI NPen Harris, Of Chatham, Harris, OF
Cabarrus. HolliDgsworth and Walen.
PRIVATE
Meas Cewles, Ave Bond, Davenport, Flynt Hodges,
Seward Horton, stanci Logan, Kirby Parks Carpenter
an You g. Of Yancy.
House branch OF the Joint Standing Committees.
'Messrs. Worth Fhepherd: Ams, Peebles Perry, Henry,
of Henderson, Long and Williams.
Mess Mckay, Grissom and Kelly.
ON MILITARY AFFARs.
Messrs Fo1 le, Person. Dennel StaneiH and COwlcs.
p BUILDINGS.
NJ ossrs. Bean, Rynum and Burns
ON CHEROKEE LANDS AND WESTERN TURNPlKEs.
Messrs. Gentry, Bryson, Bryan craig and Love.
SWAMP LANDss
Mesars, Perkins, Sprul, Mann, of hyde, Baxter and
| Or THE DEAF DUMB AND BL1nD ASYLUM.
- Messrs AcCormick, sherwood, Watson, keener ard
ON THE LUNATIc ASYLUM.
MessEs. C1son, Glenn, Rlddck Rawes aud Richardson.
Mr. Aloron Eepese NATIVE from Pitt county, appear
Mr., Waddel introduced resolution refer portion of
the Governors Message relating to Patrols, TO select
MIR. Beall, bill authorizing the Governor to employ
slaves upon the State Deence Read ordered to be print
ed and referred 10 the Committee Military Affairs.
Mr. Clean, resolution requesting tie performance of
patrol DUTY by militia officers Referred to the Comnsee
on mi ary affairs
Mr. Lyles bill to incorporate company for the
factu,e Of leather saddles etc. in Macon county Re-
terred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of MIR. Waddell, message sent to the
Senate proposing the election of Engrossing Clerk at
| IL o'clock
The Senate concurred by message announcing that
Messs Walter R. Huske and Louis W. Joyner, In
nomination in that body
Mr. Cowles introduced till to abolish the Office of State
Geologst Referred to the Committee Agriculture.
Hr. Walser bill TO prohibit sales of spece, under
cutons by sherifs aid cnnetables the banks
specie payments. referred the Judiciary Comm ittee.
message received from the Senate requesting tile
the House in the appointment Mr. Thos
G. Miller, of New Hanover, Justice of the Peace Of
hat county. Concurred in.
Err Avera PRODUCED bill concerning the magistrates
of Johnston county quorum for the transaction county
on private Bills.
Sundry bills and resolutions heretofore int oduced
taken up and referred to appropriate Committees.
The House proceeded the joint order for the
election Of Fngrossing Clerk, and voted as follows
Mr.. Huske received "a
MIR. Joyner received % votes.
Mr. Kerner offered resolution 10 favor of Jno L. Fish
authorizing the Secretary of State
in State grant Referred to the Committee Private
Bills,
Mr. Wadde from the Committee to supentend the cleo
tion of Engrcssug Clerk, reported follows: Whole
number of votes cast 1877, OF which MIR Huske received
l04, MIR. Joyner 80.
Mr. Amis introduced resolution proposing appoint
select Committee to inquire to the eXpedency and
priey Of establishing tate Printing Office. Laid the
table
The Eouse then adjourned,
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