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

Prem NsssAsvn Georgia and Tennessee We learn
sSs, Gen. Grant. 10 pursuit Of Brassa army vas ~
vsrsly checked Al Rinsson. and has ALLEN back 70
In iaissneAnsais Il Chsiiansoga- !,
osa. Lonsssssss kilsi in his attack upsn RuAsids
= Knox,ils. and rstrsalsd towards vixiais-sa say
- lstsa secsuntA
- Legislature u North CaroIina.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday. Novsnbes 50.
In Senate. Mr.. Graham, from select
esmmittes, repsrteda ill in relation to the
salaries sfpublic officers. Allows the Judg.
ss Of the different Courts IS 900 per aanum,
Bubble Treasurer $500. Chief Clerk $1,000,
Assistant 1900, Secretary Of State $500
and double fees. Comptroller $4,000. Supt.
Connon Schools $4,000. Private Secretary
to Governor $500 and double fees, Solicitors
snd Attorney General $40 fer each Court. the
several Clerks Of Courts double fees. Chief
Clerk Of the Auditor Of Accounts $1,000.
Librarian $500. Reporter Of Supreme Court
$500. Clerk $500 and double tees.l
A message from the Commons proposing
10 appoint joint select committee on that
cart Of the Governsr's message in reference
@ sheep raising was concurred in, and
Messrs. Young. Pitchford asd Patrick APP
psiated On the part Of the Senate.
The bill 10 relation to frauds and fraudu-
leat esnveysnces being reported against by
the judiciary csmmittee, failed TO pass IT'S
secsnd reading.
n fks Commons. Mr.. Mccormick, ffom
The committee on the Asylam for the Deaf
and Dusb and the Blind, reported bill
concerning that institution. On mstisn Of
Mr.. Person the bill was 50 amended as 10
fx the annual STATE appropriation for the
support Of the Asylum At 5000. The
bill then passed its several readings.
Mr.. Csstner introduced resolution re-
qyesting the committee On Internal In
provenents to inquire into the legality and
justice Of railroad companies farming cut
their respective reads to Express compa-
sies. deriving indirectly ,herefrsn greater
profits than they are allowed by their char
tiers 10 make, and thus doing manifest in
jury to the public interests Adopted.
tn. bill to amend the act in relation to
the militia and guard for home defence,
being the special order, was put on its Sc
eond reading. Several amendments were
prspossd. most Of which were rejected. The
bill thss passed its second reading.
Tuesday, Dseember |.
IN Senafs-The bill..in relation TO the
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylsm pa-ed IL
several readings.
Mr.. Ramsay. from the committee on the
Insane Asylum, presented report, with Z
bill aPpropriating an additional sum Of sS7
500 for the support Of the institution, which
passed its several readings.
The resolution requesting our represen.
tstives 10 Congress TO urge the increase q
the pay Of our soldiers passed its thDs
reading.
The bill to Increase the salaries Of publ.
sficers vas taken up. amended. and passes
secssd reading.
IN the Commons. Sheber, frog, III,
esmsitte IN edseation. reported the bill {,
establish graded schools 10 North CsroliBs
and for other purposes. recommending il
passage.
Mr.. Nissen presented bill to protec
the personal liberty Of free white men. ana
better 10 secure the benefits Of the writ o
hsbsas corpus. Referred to the Judicisr,
committee.
The bill TO amend al act in relation Il
10 The militia and for Home Defence, va
slightly amended. sDd passed iis third cad
nc.
Wednesday, December ..
IN Sesass.-Mr. Yong. from the Commit
toe On the growth q ~ool, reported bill
90 promote. the raising Of sheep and III
grovtA Of wool. Recommending iis passage
Prshibits the expectation Of sheep 10
lssghtsr. and restricts the persmbuIation
Of dsgs TO their masters osn plantation.
The bill in relation 10 the salaries Of Stat
sfheefssSss amended aud pissed its thir
reading by the vote Of the Speaker.
b fhe Csmmons. --The engrossed reso