The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-09

IN fetatlou 10 tuc aHsst e"u mp
Of Eli Swanner, citizen Of Beaufort coun.
", on charge Of disleyalty. was read third
time. and passed--yeas 81. Rsys IS.
In the evening session. an engrossed re-
solution to increase the pas per diem 81 the
members of the Legislature was amended
SO a. 10 include the Clerks Of the TIVE hous-
Is, and passed its second and third reading.
A resolution was offered BY Mr.. Mckay,
Of .Harnett, calliag spon the Governor TO
prevent the wantsn destruction Of property
~ armed fsrces sent out to arrest deser-
tiers. aad ifneed be 10 call out any portlsn
of the military force Of the State fer that
purnose. Afsr some 'discussisa. The resc-
iutisa passed BY vste Of 7ato 81.
Thursday, DEFENDERS.
In Senaie.-Mr. Yousg. from ths CON-
mittes on regulating the prices Of articles
said in the Stote, reported bill taxing the
seller 10 the amount At which they are sold
ever the commissioner prices.
Mr.. Warren, froM the committee in re-
gard 10 sequestration. reported a resolution
instrue ting the Attorney. General to inquire
into the subject. with view 10 settling the
question Of ownership. recommending ITS
passage.
The bill TO promote the srswth 81 wool
was rejected on its second reading.
Lsthx Commons. special order. VIZ |;
bill 10 amend an act for The relief oil the
wives and families Of soldiers IN the army.
was amended by providing thut the aPpre-
pristion shall cease with the present war.
The bill then passed its second and third
reading.
A bill to limit the production Of cotton
and tobacco in the year 1864. was put on
its second reading. MesHs. Cobb aud Pee
bles addressed the Hause in favor OF The
bill. The question being then put, II was
decided in the .negatise-yeas 81. nays 90.
Frid.y, Deeenbef 4.
IN ,Nnats.-'rhs bill for tAe..protection
Of sheep was rejected.
The biIlto regulate the prices Of articles
sold IN the State was taken up. Mr.. Tay-
Tor af Chatham. favored the passage OF the
bill. and thought that the times demanded
that such bill should be passed. MI.
iioleman opposed it. The bill was then
postponed, and made the special order for
Tuesday III o'clock.
A bill to restore the Spring sessions Of
the Superior Courts passed its third read.
ing.
In The Communicative bill 10 limit the
prcaaciion Of cotton and tobacco for the
year 1854. was laid on the table Oh lis se-
coad reading.
The bill 10 make Confederate notes
legal tender, was rejected.
The bill TO establish graded schools in
North Carolina. and foR ether purposes,
passed its second reading. having 6rstseeu
amended BY providing that non-psying pa
pils shall onIv be received from those soun-
ties in which the schools are located
The bill taxing Express Companies $500
in each county 10 which they propose 10
receive or deliver packages, passes ia Sc
eona and third reading. under a suspsn.
sion Of Oh. rule.
The resolution ~ favor VI sick ans woen
ded soldiers lrrlatiye 70 the exisasion 81
iurlDushs, vas put on is second residing,
amended and passed.
The bill concerning the INSANE Assium
was amsntled, ard passed ~ seyeai read
inss under . suspension Of the rul..
!, Saturday. Deem,er 5.
In Senaie.-Mr. Patrick, from ne CON.
miitss % propositions and yrIesilers. re
ported a bill Tor the relief Of the yves and
iamilies Of soldiers. recommending It's pas.
sage.
Mr. Mur-ilI. from select coamitiee
reported . bill preventing aliens irJu trad.
ing IN this State. Recommending lis pas.
sage.
Mr.. Fsison INTRODUCED bill 10 increase
the pay Of witnesses and iurofs.s
The bill for the protection Of shssp va.
read the third time, and on motion VI Mr.
Murfil laid on the table.
| 4 bill in regard 10 larceny and robbery
passed IT. second and third reading.
n the Common. McAden introdu.
eed bill TO amend the charter Of the Pied.
mont Railroad CsmPssy. (Establshes ID,