Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
upon such terms as shall he ordered by the

upon such terms as shall he ordered by the
court.
Mr.. HALE offered one iustructing the
same committee TO inquire into the expedi-
ency OF eHemPtiug certain counties from
the operations OF the stay, Law.
Mr. LOGAN from the Finance Committee
reported bill increasing the compensa-
ton OF Commissioners of the Revenue in
certain cases.
Senate bill to remit 6ne imposed upon
TheodSre Davis of Do1dridge county, was
taken up. A slight error being discover
ed, the vote ordering it to its third reading
was reconsidered, aud the bill amended
and laid over TO afternoon.
Mr. hRANER from the Military Committee
reported bill requiring the Adjutant Gen
erAi IN certain contingency TO transfer
from the records of his1fice on the proper
record books, all orders, minutes, and
memorandum relating to the military,
either volunteers or militia of. counties sit
uated out Of the limits of the proposed
new State.
He also from the Special Committee, to
whom was referred Mr.. Crothers' resolu-
ton, reported bill authorizing the Local
ton of land warrants.
The bill to pay William and Jas. Small
ridge and Vim. Hyre of Company 3, and
James Pickens and Thomas Cunningham
of Company A, 10th Virginia regiment, for
services rendered, WAS taken up.
MI. FARNsWoRTH explained the necessity
of the bill. He said these we're old men
who bad volunteered in the State service,
aud served as scouts for six months, who
when they came to be mustered into the
United States service were rejected by the
mastering officer on account of their being
over age, without being paid a single cent.
way Tor them to get pay but through the
Legislature. The companies to which the
men belonged bad been organized by him
self, acting under special commission from
the Governor.
The bill was laid on the table for the
present.
The bill for the incorporation of the Lit.
tie ksuawha Navigation Company was read
and passed by at the request of Mr.. Will
hanson of Writ, to enable him to fill blank
in it.
The bill changing voting place from
Fine Grove Meeting House 10 T. D. Cor
relfs in Hebron, in Peasants county, was
passed.
Mr.: LOGAN moved to take up the appro-
PrlAtion bill and make it the special order
~ - S.OSAl t4Lu ~ WAS HREeeQ 10.
Inc DILL changing the two voting places
at the houses of Unger and Humes to Ba-
soc ShOckey's, in Morgan county, was
passed.
The bill for the relief of Henry Snyder,
OF Marshall county, from fine, Was put
upon It's passage, aud rejected.
Ihe bill making transfer of the States
property, &C., in the counties within the
new State was taken up.
Mr.. PATRIcE moved to lay it upon the
table, promising to call it up tomorrow.
1t was agreed to.
Mr.. MINER obtained leave to offer a reso-
luton that cur Senators in Congress be in
| structed aud our Representatives requested,
to advocate and urge the passage by Con-
gress OF the "bill giving aid to certain
States upon their adoption of system of
emancipation it being the same transmit
ted to Congress and recommended By the
President, and requesting the Governor 10
transmit copy of the resolution to our
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
The bill providing against frauds in
elections (another one of Dir. Smith's) was
taken up.
Mr.. SSIpER moved its indefinite post
| popement.
On that motion the vote WA taken and
resulted:
YEAs-Messrs. Barker, Foreman, Bum
garner, Bower, Crothers, Davidson, Farms
worth, HNwxhurst, Hooton Kramer, Keen
ey, Logan, Michael, Miner. Kitchen, Pow.
ell, Parsons, Patrick, Rollyson, Snider,
Swan, West, Wheat, Williamson, of Pleas
ants, Wright, linn and AIR. Speaker (Por-
ter), 81.
Mars Messrs. Downey, Davis, Fact, Rat
clitte, Smith, Vance and Wilson, T..
Recess.